Love is the origin of life, by Erich Fromm

There are fundamental questions related to the life of German thought, Erich Fromm, humanity, and his unique thinking. He struggled to death in search of answers to them. This book combines within its pages lectures and discussions that were broadcast by the German radio (S D R) during the seventies of the twentieth century, presenting the author's ideas in an expressive framework. Some of his questions: What is the source of aggression? And what are the causes and motives of wars? Psychological and political wars? One asks about material and psychological excess, and what neglect and laziness are in our society. Then he clarifies the lessons of psychology for those who do not know much about this science. One of the main components of this book is an interview between the author and the book's presenter, Hans Jürgen Schultz, which took place as an open dialogue, without a title, without a goal, and without preparation, only love for debate and discussion. This art of debate technique is considered by thinker Fromm to be possible after surpassing the material phase of life, or life for materialism. Through this explanation and the products of this science, the reader gets to know the thinking of this world, and this is the characteristic of this book, with its realism and strength of expression, indicating the deep love that this thinker held for all humanity. Number of pages: 271