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Based on his wide experience in the practice of psychiatry, Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs presents a positive program for resolving problems of love and sex in marriage and offers a message of challenge, hope and workable solutions. This definitive guide gives couples the help they need to solve such common problems as: dealing with infidelity and jealousy, reawakening sexual desire, resolving arguments constructively, getting along together, and rearing children. "The Challenge of Marriage" offers excellent advice and proven strategies for men and women who want to build love and intimacy and establish happier, healthier relationships. Accelerated Development is proud to provide a reprint of this classic Adlerian resource. Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs, M.D.-a long-time associate of Alfred Adler, M.D.-helps the reader gain insight into Adlerian Psychology and its approach to effective marital and family life.

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• Preface To The New Edition
• Introduction
• Part I What Is Love?
• The Function of Emotions
• Love as an Emotion
• The Function of Sexuality
• The Function of Sexuality
• Sexuality as a Tool
• The Function of Romance
• The Function of Love
• Love as One of the Three Life Tasks
• Definition of Love
• Part II The War Between the Sexes
• Love Frustrations-A Social Problem
• The Social Position of Women
• The Confusion of the Male Scientist
• The Four Rights of the DominantSex
• Specific Sexual Rights
• Woman's Modesty a Cultural Requirement
• The Decline of Man's Superiority
• Love as Warfare
• The PresentAnarchy
• The Struggle for and againstFeminine Emancipation
• The Fallacy of Glamour and Chivalry
• The Cultural Significance of Feminine Emancipation
• Part III The Conceptof Sex
• The Social Foundation of Sexual Traits
• A Case of Transvestitism
• Imitation of the "Superior" Sex
• The Function of the Sexes
• Sex and Social Order
• Sex and Religion
• The Child's Impressions of the Opposite Sex
• Children Become Afraid of Sex
• Sexual Enlightenment
• The Child's Early Sexual Investigation
• The Training for Love. Adolescence
• The Three Functions of Sex
• Part IV Choosing A Mate
• Interpersonal Communication withoutAwareness
• Mating Serves SecretPersonal Anticipations
• The PastInfluences the Present
• Individual Taste
• The Significance of Beauty
• The Creation of Distance
• Choosing and Ineligible Partner
• The Green Lightfor the Wrong Direction
• The Appeal of Deficiencies
• The Life Styles Respond
• The Real Reasons for Attraction
• Love at FirstSight
• Feelings Are No More than Dependable Servants
• Is Reason a Sound Basis for Choosing
• Running Away from Marriage
• Looking Perfection
• Desires versus Real Intentions
• Opposing Marriage
• How to Find the RightMate
• Correcting a Poor Choice
• Part V Living Together
• The Logic of Social Living
• The Science of cooperation
• The Fundamental Attitudes toward or against Cooperation
• Relationships Are Based on Interactions
• Logical Meritversus Psychological Significance
• Veto Stronger than Demand
• Sources of Mutual Disrespect
• Intimacy Can Hamper Friendliness
• Intimidation Instead of Firmness
• Logic Used as a Weapon
• Demanding Instead of Winning
• Shifting the Blame
• We Decide Our Responses
• Marriage Is No Heaven
• The Spirit Counts