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Dr Fromm considers The Heart of Man a counterpart to The Art of Loving. The present volume reveals the other face of Janus, however, as he's concerned here essentially with the nature of evil--& by the converse of its definition, good--& the human capacity for it. He equates evil with tendencies toward death, the regression to the prehuman mass against the good of progressing toward life & true humanness. He sees necrophilia, extreme narcissism & incestuous symbiosis as the "syndrome of decay." Persons are free to choose between evil & good, but previous choices have effects: the more choices made against life, the harder it is to avoid a hardened heart, to turn back. Yet this is almost always possible. In a social context, he observes the influence of a Hitler or Stalin & analyzes their appeal. More clinical than The Art of Loving, this will mainly be of interest in terms of its religious-phychological equation. It appears as the 12th volume in the Religious Perspectives series.--Kirkus (edited) Religious Perspectives--Ruth Nanda Anshen Foreword Man--Wolf or Sheep? Different Forms of Violence Love of Death & Love of Life Individual & Social Narcissism Incestuous Ties Freedom, Determinism, Alternativism Index
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Het hart van de mens, Erich Fromm
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 1982
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- Titel
- Het hart van de mens
- Untertitel
- Onze geneigdheid tot goed en kwaad
- Sprache
- Niederländisch
- Autor*innen
- Erich Fromm
- Verlag
- Erven J. Bijleveld
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 1982
- Einband
- Paperback
- Seitenzahl
- 157
- ISBN10
- 9061315638
- ISBN13
- 9789061315636
- Reihe
- Kategorien
- Schlagwörter
- Psychoanalyse
- Beschreibung
- Dr Fromm considers The Heart of Man a counterpart to The Art of Loving. The present volume reveals the other face of Janus, however, as he's concerned here essentially with the nature of evil--& by the converse of its definition, good--& the human capacity for it. He equates evil with tendencies toward death, the regression to the prehuman mass against the good of progressing toward life & true humanness. He sees necrophilia, extreme narcissism & incestuous symbiosis as the "syndrome of decay." Persons are free to choose between evil & good, but previous choices have effects: the more choices made against life, the harder it is to avoid a hardened heart, to turn back. Yet this is almost always possible. In a social context, he observes the influence of a Hitler or Stalin & analyzes their appeal. More clinical than The Art of Loving, this will mainly be of interest in terms of its religious-phychological equation. It appears as the 12th volume in the Religious Perspectives series.--Kirkus (edited) Religious Perspectives--Ruth Nanda Anshen Foreword Man--Wolf or Sheep? Different Forms of Violence Love of Death & Love of Life Individual & Social Narcissism Incestuous Ties Freedom, Determinism, Alternativism Index