Erich Fromm quote: Man's nature, his passions, and anxieties are a cultural product; as a matter of fact, man himself is the most ...

Man's nature, his passions, and anxieties are a cultural product; as a matter of fact, man himself is the most important creation and achievement of the continuous human effort, the record of which we call history.

~ Erich Fromm ~

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