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In the book "Man for Himself", Erich Fromm develops the idea of humanistic ethics as opposed to authoritarian and relativist ethics.
Fromm distinguishes between two ways of life: “having” – focused on possession and control, and “being” – focused on experience, love and authenticity. He calls for a shift towards “being” for true happiness.
What do successful people have in common? In this book, sociologist and psychologist David Niven has collected more than a thousand interesting and important conclusions about happiness and shaped them into easy-to-read advice.
An exploration of the infliction of pain, and its problem for human life, using examples from art and literature. Why do most people oppose cruelty in the abstract yet there are so many examples of cruelty in fact?