ï¡Individual Psychology (IP), or Adlerian Psychology (AP), is. often misunderstood as primarily focusing on individuals. However, Adler chose the name Individual Psychology (from. the Latin, âindividuumâ meaning indivisible) for his. theoretical approach because he eschewed reductionism.
McCartney has said that the fingerpicked guitar lines of Blackbird, written at his Scotland farm soon after he returned from India, were loosely based on Bach's BourrÃ©e in E minor, which he and Harrison used to practice in their early years. The blackbird heard on the track was from a sound-effects collection.
Recorded: June 11, 1968. Released: November 25, 1968. Not released as a single. Blackbird was really about the struggle over civil rights: I had in mind a black woman, rather than a bird, McCartney said. In one sense, the song was an oblique response to Lennon's Revolution, the other big political song on the White Album. McCartney recorded Blackbird on his own.