The Education of Humanism and Morality. Life for the Good of Others

The German philosopher, psychologist, and sociologist Erich Fromm (1900–1980) is one of the most prominent Western humanist thinkers of the 20th century. He raised concerns about the acute contradictions in personality formation in the context of the crisis of modern civilization.
Fromm's numerous works are interdisciplinary in nature, but the problems of personality education in the broadest sense of the word occupy a central place in all his work. By familiarizing yourself with the contents of this collection, you will learn about the methods of cultivating morality and humanism in people under the challenging conditions of modernity.