Man for Himself: An Inquiry Into the Psychology of Ethics
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Man for Himself: An Inquiry Into the Psychology of Ethics

by Erich Fromm

Philosophy Psychology Ethics
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Erich Fromm investigates the psychological roots of ethics, exploring how individuals can develop authentic moral values and achieve genuine self-realization in modern society.

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Man for Himself examines the foundations of ethical behavior through a psychological lens.

The work explores how individuals can develop authentic moral values independent of external authority.

Fromm analyzes the relationship between personal freedom and ethical responsibility in modern society.

The book considers the psychological barriers that prevent people from achieving genuine self-realization.

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