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Introduction
(1975)
Erich Fromm wird morgen 75
(1975)
Symposium mit Erich Fromm
(1975)
Review Fromm, E.: The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness (1973a, German): Ist Aggression angeboren?
(1975)
Symposium in Locarno
(1975)
Un Antídoto que no lo es
(1975)
With the aid of Marx, Erich FROMM has attempted a revision of Freud's view on religion in what he believes to be a more practically realistic and theoretically satisfying direction. His general approach to religion is considered first, then his more detailed socio-psychological interpretations of the idea of God in the Old Testament, the dogma of Christ in early Christian thought and the understanding of salvation in Reformation Protestantism. The strengths and weaknesses in his position are identified and the conclusion is drawn that, though it is an advance on Freud's position at several points, on the whole it is much less profound.
Epidemiology of depression
(1975)
Review Fromm, E.: The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness (1973a, German). Anatomie der Zerstörung
(1975)
The teachings of S. Freud have penetrated, in their various versions, into every pore of American culture, though not all partisans of psychoanalysis recognize the validity of the >Freudian ethic.< However, the admission that psychoanalysis pays attention to human values was made by one of its greatest theoreticians, H. Hartman. Additional confirmations of the presumed moralistic character of psychoanalysis, in spite of the insistence of its founder or rigorous scientific premises, are made by P. Rieff in >The Mind of the Moralist,< and E. FROMM in >Sigmund Freud's Mission,< (no publication information available). These attempts to formulate an ethical content in Freud's work contradict his persistent refusal to make value judgments himself. The variations in the interpretation of Freud in America are a reflection of the pluralism born of the social contradictions of US society. At the same time, the broad influence exercised by psychoanalysis over the American intelligentsia is such that American social science attempts to solve many of its tasks using the language and concepts of psychoanalysis.