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![]() IO: libero arbitrio, coscienza, conoscenza, volontà, pensiero, autocontrollo, razionalità, coraggio, serenità, speranza, intelligenza, rappresentazione, immaginazione, saggezza, humor, comprensione critica, ricordare, soluzione di problemi, obiettivi, agenda ME: corpo, inconscio, bisogni, paure, motivazioni, automatismi, emozioni, esperienze, manie, abitudini, odio, disprezzo, repulsione, gabbie mentali, percezioni, irrazionalità, piacere, dolore, empatia, malattie, disturbi mentali, memoria |
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Erich Fromm | ||
Aim of the book | to identify "what man is, how he ought to live, and how the tremendous energies within man can be released and used productively." | |
The Connection Between Psychology and Ethics: The first step on the Road to developing a science of man (By Herbert L Calhoun) | ||
Other psychologists interested in ethics | Pfister, Flugel, Müller-Braunschweig, Heinz Hartmann, Pichon, and Odier. | |
Ernest Becker, anti-psychiatry and "science of evil" | Becker came to believe that individuals' characters are essentially formed around the process of denying their own mortality, that this denial is necessary for us to function in the world, and that this character-armor prevents genuine self-knowledge. Much of the evil in the world, he believed, was a consequence of this need to deny death.
Becker also wrote The Birth and Death of Meaning, which gets its title from the concept of humankind moving away from the simple-minded ape into a world of symbols and illusions, and then deconstructing those illusions through our own evolving intellect. | |
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Contents | The problem
Humanistic ethics: The applied science of the art of living
Human nature and character
Problems of humanistic ethics
The moral problem of today
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