Alice Miller writes that children are often forced into silence by coercive adult rules, and that true respect for a child means seeing them as a full person. She points out that ignoring this pain harms society, and that even the strongest can become victims of the same oppression they once endured.
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Alice Miller was a psychologist from Switzerland, best known for Drama des begabten Kindes: the search for the true self.
Quick Facts About Alice Miller
Born
January 12, 1923
Died
April 14, 2010
Nationality
Switzerland
Profession
Psychologist
Notable works
Drama des begabten Kindes: the search for the true self
Spouse
Andreas Miller
About Alice Miller
Alice Miller was a Swiss psychologist who lived from 1923 to 2010.
