The title is widely available through major retailers like Amazon and Barnes & Noble. While many look for "gratis" (free) PDF versions online, these are often subject to copyright. However, excerpts and academic summaries can be found on platforms like ResearchGate or Goodreads .
Drawing on ancient Greek and Buddhist traditions, Fromm argues that the goal of psychoanalysis is self-liberation. This is summarized in the idea that "the truth shall make you free," emphasizing that knowing one's unconscious allows for genuine decision-making.
Understanding is inseparable from a non-erotic, humanistic love—a reaching out that overcomes the fear of losing oneself.
One must have a mind clear of personal agendas or insecurities to truly "hear" another.
Erich Fromm's work, El arte de escuchar (The Art of Listening), is a cornerstone of humanist psychoanalysis that transforms the act of hearing into a profound therapeutic and existential practice. Originally published posthumously as a collection of seminars and lectures from the 1970s, this work provides a rare window into Fromm's clinical technique and his belief that the analyst must offer themselves as a "trained human being" rather than a detached observer. The Essence of Listening as an "Art"
The listener must be fully present, focused entirely on the speaker.
Unlike traditional Freudian models where the analyst is a "mirror," Fromm believed the analyst must be an active, authentic participant who is unafraid of their own unconscious.
Feeling the experience of the other as if it were one’s own.
If these are separated, the process becomes merely cerebral and fails to reach the person's essence. Key Themes: Beyond Clinical Technique
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Drawing on ancient Greek and Buddhist traditions, Fromm argues that the goal of psychoanalysis is self-liberation. This is summarized in the idea that "the truth shall make you free," emphasizing that knowing one's unconscious allows for genuine decision-making.
Understanding is inseparable from a non-erotic, humanistic love—a reaching out that overcomes the fear of losing oneself.
One must have a mind clear of personal agendas or insecurities to truly "hear" another.
Erich Fromm's work, El arte de escuchar (The Art of Listening), is a cornerstone of humanist psychoanalysis that transforms the act of hearing into a profound therapeutic and existential practice. Originally published posthumously as a collection of seminars and lectures from the 1970s, this work provides a rare window into Fromm's clinical technique and his belief that the analyst must offer themselves as a "trained human being" rather than a detached observer. The Essence of Listening as an "Art"
The listener must be fully present, focused entirely on the speaker.
Unlike traditional Freudian models where the analyst is a "mirror," Fromm believed the analyst must be an active, authentic participant who is unafraid of their own unconscious.
Feeling the experience of the other as if it were one’s own.
If these are separated, the process becomes merely cerebral and fails to reach the person's essence. Key Themes: Beyond Clinical Technique
Go to product viewer dialog for this item. The Art of Listening
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