@misc{Ma, author = {Ma, Xuelian}, title = {A Probe into Fromm's Humanistic Thought, Master thesis, Ethics, Hubei University, Wuhan, Hubei, China 2021.}, abstract = {Fromm is an important representative of the Frankfurt School in the 20th century, as well as a well-known humanist philosopher and well-known humanist philosopher and psychoanalytic psychologist. The thought of Fromm's humanistic is based on the investigation of human nature and the analysis of the actual living conditions of human beings. He believes that the rapid development of economy and technology in Western capitalist society has also caused human alienation and social morbidity. On the basis of in-depth analysis and criticism of this, Fromm reveals the survival dilemma of modern people, and hopes to achieve human liberation through psychological revolution (>The Art of Loving< and social revolution (the establishment of a sound society). The article is divided into three parts. The first part is the analysis of the theoretical origins of Fromm's humanistic thought, mainly involving Freud's psychoanalysis, Marx's theory of alienation, the Frankfurt School's Critical theory, and the influence of Eastern Zen thought on him. The second part is the analysis of the main content of Fromm's humanistic thought, taking human nature of good and evil, and the multiple character structure of humans as the logical starting point, leading to the antinomy of existence, the psychological tendency to escape freedom, and the existence of reoccupied existence. In response to these contradictions, Fromm not only proposed to cultivate >new people< from the perspective of psychological revolution, that is, to cultivate creative love and productive personality, but also put forward the idea of overall social change in the fields of economy, politics, and culture, and advocated the establishment of a >new society< aiming at the full and free development of people. The third part is the analysis and evaluation of Fromm's humanistic thought, analyzing the influence of Fromm's thought in Frankfurt School, and interpreting the contemporary value of Fromm's humanistic thought. [English: www.cnki.net, 4/2022]}, language = {zh} }