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The 11 pages that link to Erich Fromm, each with the reason it gives.

• AlienationRelated: Fromm developed a psychological and humanistic interpretation of alienation in modern society.

• Frankfurt SchoolRelated: He connected psychoanalysis and Marxism in the school’s early interdisciplinary work.

• Herbert MarcuseRelated: Fromm’s humanist reading of Freud became a point of dispute with Marcuse.

• Karen HorneyRelated: Horney and Fromm shared an interest in how culture shapes personality and belonged to overlapping New York circles.

• Max HorkheimerRelated: His early Institute work exemplified the psychological dimension Horkheimer sought to integrate.

• The New SchoolRelated: Fromm taught at the university and connected psychoanalysis with social criticism.

• Rollo MayRelated: Fromm and May both helped bring European existential thought into American psychology.

• BoredomRelated: His social critique connected boredom with alienation and unfulfilling routines.

• Harry Stack SullivanRelated: Fromm shared the turn toward social relations that distinguished Sullivan’s approach from drive-centered theory.

• Freudo-MarxismRelated: Fromm combined Marxist social analysis with psychoanalysis to explain the psychological appeal of submission.

• Neo-FreudianismRelated: He linked character formation to economic systems, social freedom, and cultural life.