Man for Himself: An Enquiry into the Psychology of Ethics - Tapa blanda

The problem of ethics and moral values is the main concern of this wide-ranging study. Erich Fromm argues that psychology cannot be divorced from ethics, and that it has a responsibility to frame objective standards of conduct. Fromm follows Jung in recognizing the importance of the moral factor in psychiatry but goes beyond Jung in proposing a new system of ethics on a scientific basis.