Logan's Three-Forces Model brings together a series of scientific essays outlining the theoretical framework of human thinking, feeling, and action.

The work describes the three central forces of the psyche - Self, Drive, and Ego - and examines their interactions across various internal and external states.

In contrast to Against Oneself, which explores these dynamics in a narrative form, this book presents the theoretical foundations in a systematic and precise manner.

Each essay illuminates a specific aspect of the model, from inner balance and emotional fixations to social projections.

The aim is not to interpret individual symptoms, but to understand the underlying mechanisms common to all psychological processes.

The work addresses professionals and scientifically interested readers who seek a clear and logically coherent presentation of psychic dynamics.

Logan's Three-Forces Model thus forms the theoretical foundation for Logan's further work and opens new perspectives on the structure of human consciousness.