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Reik's The Need To Be Loved once again reveals his remarkable analytic acuity at disclosing generic characteristics in human nature from simple everyday observations. The study deals with the vicissitudes of love between men and women; but it is much more than this. It is a compilation of observations and conclusions from a wise psychoanalyst who has been having a love affair of his own with the human psyche for a long time. As usual, Reik writes in a charming and colorful way.
The book is divided into four parts. Only part one treats the subject matter in depth. Parts two, three and four, entitled