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To Have or to Be? by Erich Fromm
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To Have or to Be? (1976)

by Erich Fromm

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Super, tek kelimeyle muhtesem bir kitap. Fromm aslinda her kitabinda biraz tekrar ediyor kendini, ama ne kadar soylese yine az. Bu kitabi icine sindirsen ve yasamina uygulasan bir bilge olur cikarsin, ama yalnizca okumak bile cok aydinlatici. Fromm'un en cok hosuma giden yanlarindan biri de aslinda bir tur self help gibi olmasina ragmen, insanligin cikarini ya da aydinlik gelecegini on planda tutmasi, kisinin keyifni degil, herseye genis acidan bakmasi, ve tum insanlari kardes gibi dusunmesi. Ama tabii ki beni en cok etkileyen yani mistik tarafi, zaten sufizmden etkilenmis. ( )
  Ivanhaiku | Sep 29, 2009 |
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The Way to do is to be. [Lao-tse]
People should not consider so much what they are to do, as what they are. [Meister Eckhart]
The less you are and the less you express of your life - the more you have and the greater is your alientated life. [Karl Marx]
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The Great Promise of Unlimited Progress - the promise of domination of nature, of material abundance, of the greatest happiness for the greatest number, and of unimpeded personal freedom - has sustained the hopes and faith of the generations since the beginning of the industrial age.
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