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PsychologyPhilosophy
by Erich FrommNot on Booklabria yet
A study of man’s destructive nature that utilizes evidence from psychoanalysis, neurophysiology, animal psychology, paleontology, and anthropology and is documented with clinical examples.
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Art of Being
Escape from Freedom
The Sane Society
Man for Himself
Zen Buddhism & psychoanalysis
The heart of man
Marx’s Concept of Man
The art of listening
The Forgotten Language; An Introduction to the Understanding of Dreams, Fairy Tales, and Myths
Haben oder sein
Power and innocence
Rollo May
Human aggression
Anthony Storr
On Aggresion
Konrad Lorenz
Frustration and aggression
John Dollard
No contest
Alfie Kohn
The body language of sex, power, and aggression
Julius Fast
Creative aggression
George Robert Bach
The dark side of man
Michael Patrick Ghiglieri
Faces of the Enemy
Sam Keen
The Goodness Paradox
Richard Wrangham
On Killing
Dave Grossman, Dave Grossman, Lt Grossman
What It Is Like to Go to War
Karl Marlantes
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