Man For Himself: An Inquiry Into The Psychology Of Ethics by Erich Fromm

It used to be said that if society were good the individual would be happy. In these days of moral and emotional confusion this proposition has been reversed. A faith has arisen that the psychiatric processes by which individuals are freed from neurosis will, in some mystical way, also result in stabilizing the social order: if the individual is happy the social order will be good. Based on an unshakable faith in reason equal to that of the Marxists, this point of view has been expressed in various ways by many psychoanalytic writers. In Man For Himself, Dr. Erich Fromm restates it. This 1966 Fawcett World World Library Paperback is in fair condition. Owner's Name inside; Ex Library. Comments in ink on title page.

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