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In The 19th Century Inhumanity Meant Cruelty; In The 20th Century It Means Schizoid Self-alienation.
-Erich Fromm
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In The 19th Century Inhumanity Meant Cruelty;
Erich Fromm
In The 19th Century Inhumanity Meant Cruelty; In The 20th Century It Means Schizoid Self-alienation.
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