Erich Fromm (Humanistic Psychoanalysis) Flashcards
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Humanity’s separation from the natural world.
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Humanistic Psychoanalysis
2
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feeling of loneliness and isolation
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Basic Anxiety
3
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human have “torn away” from nature
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Existential Dichotomies
4
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5 Human Needs
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- Relatedness
- Transcendences
- Rootedness
- A sense of Identity
- Frame of Orientation
5
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- union with another person or other person
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- Relatedness
6
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- urge to rise above
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- Transcendences
7
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- need to establish roots or to feel at home again
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- Rootedness
8
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- capacity to be aware of ourselves as separate anxiety.
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- Sense of Identity
9
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- human needs a road map to make their way through the world.
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- Frame of Orientation
10
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humans have been torn from nature, yet they remain part of the natural world, subject to the world.
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The Burden of Freedom
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Mechanism of Escape
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- Authoritarianism
- Destructiveness
- Conformity
- Positive Freedom
12
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the totality of inherited and acquired psychic qualities which are characteristic of one individual and which make the individual unique.
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Perosnality
13
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most important of the acquired qualities of personality.
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Character
14
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4 Non- Productive Orientation
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- Receptive- more concerned with receiving than giving.
- Exploiting- aggressive take what they desire.
- Hoarding- hold everything and not letting go.
- Marketing or exchanging things- treating people as commodities
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3 Productive- Orientation
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- Working
- Loving
- Reasoning
