One to One: Understanding Personal Relationships

by Theodore Isaac Rubin

A study of the ways in which humans relate to one another outlines four relationship models--cooperative, adversary, antagonistic, and creative--and discusses the impact of diverse character types, institutions, and other forces on human relationships

242 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1983

About the author

Theodore Isaac Rubin, M.D., has served as president of the American Institute of Psychoanalysis and is the author of thirty books, including The Angry Book, Lisa and David, Jordi, The Winner's Notebook, and Lisa and David Today. His books have been translated all over the world. He lives and practices psychiatry in New York City.

Reviews

[منيرھ]

This book highlights the meaningfulness of all kinds and types of relations between humans ( colleagues, close friends, lovers). It's an interesting book to read and definitely an eye opener for all of us. I enjoyed reading it, however, the examples stories were boring for me so I skipped them.