In »Anal« und »Sexual« Andreas-Salomé argues that Adler, like Jung, loses Freud’s conception of sexuality, so that for him neurosis becomes little more than an unfavourable course of the psyche itself, and holds that Freud and Adler must be kept apart even more firmly than Freud and Jung.
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Alfred Adler (left) and Leonhard Seif at a meeting in Salzburg, 1925; photographer unknown, from the archive of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für IndividualpsychologieImage credit:Deutsche Gesellschaft für Individualpsychologie e.V. (Archiv der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Individualpsychologie e.V. in Gotha)CC BY-SAWikimedia Commons