Man for Himself: An Inquiry Into the Psychology of Ethics
by Erich Fromm
In Man for Himself, Erich Fromm explores the relationship between psychology and ethics. This thoughtful inquiry considers how people form values, understand responsibility, and seek direction in life, providing a broad philosophical and psychological reflection on human nature and moral decision-making.
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Man for Himself is Erich Fromm’s inquiry into the psychology of ethics.
The book considers how psychological life relates to moral thought, personal values, and the ways people understand themselves.
Fromm connects ethical questions with the conditions of human existence, offering a reflective examination of responsibility, freedom, and human development.
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