Erich Fromm's The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness delves into the psychological roots of violence and aggression, exploring why humans, unlike other species, possess such a capacity for destruction. Through a blend of psychoanalysis, sociology, and biology, Fromm challenges the notion that destructiveness is innate, instead arguing that it arises from deeper emotional and societal factors like fear, alienation, and the desire for power. The book examines historical examples alongside clinical case studies to reveal how destructive behaviors manifest and offers insights into the potential for transformation towards a more peaceful existence.
Erich Fromm's The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness delves into the psychological roots of violence and aggression, exploring why humans, unlike other species, possess such a capacity for destruction. Through a blend of psychoanalysis, sociology, and biology, Fromm challenges the notion that destructiveness is innate, instead arguing that it arises from deeper emotional and societal factors like fear, alienation, and the desire for power. The book examines historical examples alongside clinical case studies to reveal how destructive behaviors manifest and offers insights into the potential for transformation towards a more peaceful existence.
Pimlico 1997 first edition fine to very good condition slight foxing to outer casement otherwise good, clean copy
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