Spanish-speaking psychologists and Alfred Adler's theory in the journal Internationale Zeitschrift fuer Individualpsychologie (1914-1937)

This paper deals with the reception of and information about the publicatio n of Latin American and Spanish authors (between 1914 and 1937) in the page s of the Internationale Zeitschrift fuer Individualpsychologie, the officia l journal of the Adlerian movement. Lydia Sicher was the most active review er of Spanish literature. Oliver Brachfeld, later an emigre to Latin Americ a, was an prolific contributor, also. The forms and ways for the diffusion of the Latin American authors in Europe and the fate of Adlerian ideas in L atin America are briefly commented.