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Uploaded by on Mar 27, 2007

Erich Fromm discusses different things, including the Having and being modes of orientation.

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  • please, im putting spanish subtitles, what he says between 0:06 and 0:12

    Thanks

  • @Paseosinperro - I believe the narrator says: "The deuce airs of Switzerland have proved agreeable to bourgeois and revolutionary alike"

  • @tdacosta BTW deuce airs ??? whats that?

  • @Paseosinperro - I meant to write "dulce"... I think maybe he means "the sweet air" as Locarno is a very nice place with clean air and a clean atmosphere. But that's an educated guess.

  • @Paseosinperro - Or maybe he meant to be using the French term "douce" which also means "sweet"

  • @Paseosinperro - no problem - it was a bit of a tongue twister. Thanks for doing Spanish translations. all the best.

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  • Amazing amazing! Love him!

  • Amo Erich Fromm e amo il suo libro comprato oggi "avere o essere?". Complimenti. Grande uomo

  • @alphagammadelta2 Dies ist in Englisch geführt? Was sprichst du?

    Sie sind richtig Sigumund Frued und Karl Max nicht hier auftauchen.

  • @Paseosinperro The douce airs: the gentle airs. Douce: gentle, in French. Los plácidos aires, podrías decir en español.

  • @BeGoUu1972 Yes, he gives amazing bundle of ideas worth spreading!

  • @BeGoUu1972

    fuck the fromm and fuck the awesome!

  • @classifieds103

    Please watch the Fromm interviews by Wallace. Fromm explains socialism to be separate from capitalism at the government level; this is not what socialist nations of today practice. Socialism should not be the money-maker for the government. Socialism does not allow for rich politicians and lawmakers made wealthy by the taxes of the people. Since when did government, whether democratic or any other, become a high-paying occupation? Where has true democracy gone?

  • lmao @ the interviewers crown @ 6:18

  • @tdacosta mmmm...im not sure, may be i can cut this ( perhaps unnecessary) introduction, I have problems to understand that man.

    Thanks!

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