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Erich Fromm: Regarding disobedience

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How do we live in the face of every day's unreasonableness, in the presence of social contradictions, in terms of global inequality? When you think you're acting on your conscience, are you not leaving behind the voice of authority and power, losing your ability to think and resist? Could it be that in the face of global crisis, we've lost our capacity to disobey? Erich Rom, who showed deeper insights in analysis of human and social than anyone else, would have diagnosed this:. The new chapter about insubordination is a series of four philosophical essays by the head of social psychology, which has been critically succeeded by Freud and Marx, representing the 20th century. From the 1960s, Rom gave insights into "unsubmission" and 'freedom, ’ humanism and socialism based on critical perception of the 20th century human crisis. The reason for the clear sentence is still a bit of aeronautical and trouble-making. Insubordination to prom is “not a word, not a word” in the name of conscience and belief, against authority to block new thinking and change. It's not just a rebellion against something, but a ‘toward’ positive action based on ‘love of life.’. As you can see from the myths of Adam and Eve and Prometheus, it is also the foundation of civilization that has opened up human history and developed. But it is a diagnosis of prom that both the capitalist and Communist regimes of the party are producing human beings who have lost their joy in living under the rule of superior bureaucrats and economic principles.

Korean title: 불복종에 관하여

Korean author: 에리히 프롬

Korean publisher: 마농지

ISBN-13: 9791196830151

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FS********
September 20, 2025

It's a book that will help people with a sternity. I was a bit of a cynic, suspicious person, but I understood my personality when I was studying prom philosophy at the age of two.

JU*******
October 28, 2023

I read it as a classic, which is also mentioned online.

CA*******
December 25, 2022

You need the ability to judge and recognize yourself, and you can break free from blinden submission, authority and tool. It's a book that awakens awareness that should not be forgotten when we submit to authority in our work life, in our social life.

PU******
February 9, 2021

Erich Rom, who has been digging into the psychology of human free will and power. It's a book that talks about escape from freedom, the state or the state of existence, and the insubordination of human mind, and that is against it. Man's interest in the emergence of 20th-century Communism and whether or not dictatorships exist is facing the fact that we must move forward in a direction for humanity. Socialistic change is our way, and this is the future-end ideal we saw in those days. That's

에리히 프롬: 불복종에 관하여
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