He examined the issue of whether mankind will survive its own technology in The Revolution of Hope, and wrote the autobiographical Beyond the Chains of Illusion. He discussed four nonproductive personality orientations in Man for Himself, and in another, he noted that the title concept should be considered a rare achievment and requires full self-knowledge.  In another work, he wrote that "man may be defined as the animal that can say I" and argued for democratic socialism. In one of his most fa
He examined the issue of whether mankind will survive its own technology in The Revolution of Hope, and wrote the autobiographical Beyond the Chains of Illusion. He discussed four nonproductive personality orientations in Man for Himself, and in another, he noted that the title concept should be considered a rare achievment and requires full self-knowledge.  In another work, he wrote that "man may be defined as the animal that can say I" and argued for democratic socialism. In one of his most famous works, he examined self-awareness from the Middle Ages into modern times and the tendency of people to seek refuge from modern society through totalitarian movements. For 10 points, name this psychologist, the author of The Art of Loving, The Sane Society, and Escape From Freedom.
He examined the issue of whether mankind will survive its own technology in The Revolution of Hope, and wrote the autobiographical Beyond the Chains of Illusion.
Erich Fromm