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The Revolution of Hope

eng. The Revolution of Hope · 1968
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Book Review

Erich Fromm's book «The Revolution of Hope» offers a profound analysis of modern society and its problems. Fromm, a renowned psychoanalyst and philosopher, examines how technological progress and material achievements have not led to increased happiness and satisfaction among people. He argues that contemporary society suffers from alienation and a loss of meaning in life. Fromm proposes the concept of 'humanistic socialism', where the focus is on developing human qualities and values. Critics note that the book is an important contribution to social philosophy and psychoanalysis, offering an alternative perspective on societal development. It encourages readers to consider the need for changes in personal and public life to restore hope and meaning. However, some critics find Fromm's ideas to be utopian and challenging to implement in the modern world. Nonetheless, «The Revolution of Hope» remains relevant and inspiring for many readers seeking a more meaningful life.

The Revolution of Hope
Date of publication: 24 November 2024
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The Revolution of Hope
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Original titleeng. The Revolution of Hope · 1968
Genre: Psychology