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Erich Fromm’s Conception Of Man: An Analysis From A Phenomenological Perspective
Erich Fromm, a renowned psychoanalyst and ethicist of the 20th century, introduced sociology and historical materialism into the domain of psychology, establishing a humanistic psychoanalysis aimed at improving human creativity and achieving freedom. His conception of the “whole and universal man” r
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