Erich Fromm described three negative effects of this concept as devolving to authoritarianism, destructiveness, and conformity in a book titled for the "Escape from" this concept. Sartre claimed that "facticity" is the sum of contingent and external forces potentially limiting the full expression of
Erich Fromm described three negative effects of this concept as devolving to authoritarianism, destructiveness, and conformity in a book titled for the "Escape from" this concept. Sartre claimed that "facticity" is the sum of contingent and external forces potentially limiting the full expression of this concept, and he further equated this term with "spontaneity," arguing that this concept cannot truly exist if there is a god. Sartre also claimed that an individual's refusal to accept that he possesses this concept constitutes "bad faith." FTP what is this state of being able to choose, often equated with liberty?
Erich Fromm described three negative effects of this concept as devolving to authoritarianism, destructiveness, and conformity in a book titled for the "Escape from" this concept.
{freedom} (grudgingly accept “free will,” though Fromm title should eliminate that)