One section of this work claims God has been transformed into the "remote General Director of the Universe". It discusses the immaturity of adults who did not learn to balance the unconditional attention given by their mother with their father's conditional affection contingent on behavior. This work discusses how the "culture of success" has encouraged people to turn themselves into a commodity traded on the "personality market." It contrasts the ideas of Freud with Harry Stack Sullivan's description of two people devoted to each other which the author derisively labe
One section of this work claims God has been transformed into the "remote General Director of the Universe". It discusses the immaturity of adults who did not learn to balance the unconditional attention given by their mother with their father's conditional affection contingent on behavior. This work discusses how the "culture of success" has encouraged people to turn themselves into a commodity traded on the "personality market." It contrasts the ideas of Freud with Harry Stack Sullivan's description of two people devoted to each other which the author derisively labels "egotism a deux" in its fourth section about the title idea's "disintegration in contemporary Western society." This work argues man's greatest need is to overcome his feeling of "separateness" through the titular concept, which the author declares is the "answer to the problem of human existence." Its first section argues the title concept is a skill that must be learned and lists five objects of the title concept including "motherly" and "brotherly." For 10 points, name this book about the developing the titular amorous craft by Erich Fromm.
One section of this work claims God has been transformed into the "remote General Director of the Universe".
The Art of Loving