1.2.      Statement of the Problem.. 4 1.3.      Significance of the Study. 7 1.4.      Approach and Methodology. 9 1.5.      Review of Literature. 12 1.5.1.       Definition of Key Terms. 15 1.5.2.       Limitation/ Delimitation. 17 1.6.      Organization of the Study. 18 Chapter Two: Alfred Adler and His Theories in the Light of Feminism.. 20 2.1.  Introduction. 20 2.2.      Introduction to Adlerian Theory. 21 2.2.1.       Alfred Adler’s Biography. 22 2.2.2.       Individual Psychology. 24 2.2.3.       Social Interest 26 2.2.4.       Life Style. 31 2.2.5.       The Final Goal 33 2.2.6.       Fictional Finalism and Striving towards Superiority. 36 2.2.7.       Feeling of Inferiority and Inferiority Complex. 38 2.3.      Feminist psychology. 40 2.3.1. Feminist Jurisprudence. 41 2.3.2.       Masculine Protest 44 2.3.3.       Feminism and Disability. 45 2.4.      Concluding Remarks. 45 Chapter Three: Adlerian Psychoanalytic Feminism in A Doll’s House. 47 3.1.      Introduction. 47 3.2.      Individual Psychology in A Doll’s House. 48 3.2.1.       Social Interest in A Doll’s House. 54 3.2.2.       Life Style in A Doll’s House. 58 3.2.3.       The Final Goal in A Doll’s House. 61 3.2.4.       Feeling of Inferiority in A Doll’s House. 63 3.2.5.       Fictional Finalism and Striving towards Superiority in A Doll’s House. 65 3.3.      Feminist Psychology in A Doll’s House. 67 3.3.1.       Feminist Jurisprudence in A Doll’s House. 70 3.3.2.       Masculine Protest in A Doll’s House. 72 3.3.3.       Feminism and Disability in A Doll’s House. 74 3.4.      Concluding Remarks. 76 Chapter Four: Adlerian Psychoanalytic Feminism in HeddaGabler 78 4.1.      Introduction. 78 4.2.      Individual Psychology in Hedda Gabler 80 4.2.1.       Social Interest in Hedda Gabler 83 4.2.2.       Life Style in Hedda Gabler 87 4.2.3.       The Final Goal in HeddaGabler 90 4.2.4.       Feeling of Inferiority in Hedda Gabler 92 4.2.5.       Fictional Finalism and Striving Towards Superiority in Hedda Gabler 94 4.3.      Feminist Psychology in Hedda Gabler 96 4.3.1.       Feminist Jurisprudence in Hedda Gabler 99 4.3.2.       Masculine Protest in Hedda Gabler 100 4.3.3.       Feminism and Disability in Hedda Gabler 102 4.4.      Concluding Remarks. 104