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Mentioned in 17 episodes

The Art of Loving

Book • 2019

In this classic work, Erich Fromm argues that love is not a sentiment but an art that requires effort, practice, and the development of one's total personality.

He critiques the popular conception of love and asserts that true love involves care, responsibility, respect, and knowledge.

Fromm explores various types of love, including brotherly love, motherly love, erotic love, self-love, and the love of God, emphasizing the importance of humility, courage, faith, and discipline in achieving mature and fulfilling love.

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Sister True Dedication

Christopher Key Chapple

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

Esther Perel

when saying that love is a verb, not a permanent state of enthusiasm.

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#986 - Esther Perel - How Love Dies: The Psychology of Cheating & Attraction

Re-read by

Esther Perel

, highlighting its continued relevance.

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#755: Hugh Jackman and Esther Perel

Mentioned by

Stephen West

while discussing the concept of love and its complexities in modern society.

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Episode #150 ... The Frankfurt School - Erich Fromm on Love

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as the author of several books edited by

Sister True Dedication

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Mentioned by

Esther Perel

as a book she recently reread.

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#463: Esther Perel — The Relationship Episode: Sex, Love, Polyamory, Marriage, and More (Repost)

Recommended by Ethan as a valuable book on the topic of love.

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Lectern Q&As: The Virtue of Love | Featuring John Vervaeke, Ethan, and Ellie

Mentioned by

Joe Nucci

as a book that offers insightful commentary on love and relationships, highlighting the parallels between past and present challenges.

74 snips

107: Are They Avoidant, Narcissistic, or Just An A*shole? With Joe Nucci

Mentioned by

Scott Barry Kaufman

in relation to the concept of love as an attitude.

69 snips

Build the Life You Want || Arthur Brooks

Mentioned by Tyreek MacGeorge when discussing dating apps and the personality market.

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Fanon and Sartre: Rethinking Praxis, Race, and Revolution

Mentioned by

Joe Nucci

as one of his favorite psychological books, discussing problems in dating, relationships, and love.

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3 Viral Mental Health Myths Debunked | Joe Nucci

Mentioned by

Mark Groves

when stating that love is an art that humans fail at because they do not take the time to learn.

29 snips

Liberated Love with Mark Groves

Mentioned by

JOEL LEHMAN

as inspiration for his machine love framework.

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#108 - Dr. JOEL LEHMAN - Machine Love [Staff Favourite]

Existential psychologist Eric Fromm captured Dostoevsky's notion of love with this book.

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Ep. 250: Dostoevsky - Freedom, Suffering, and Love

Mentioned by

Dr. Diana Hill

in relation to the concept of letting go and accepting life's natural course.

17 snips

5 Things to Do When Everything Falls Apart

Mentioned by

Scott Barry Kaufman

as a book with beautiful words but lacking scientific rigor.

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Martin Seligman || From Learned Helplessness to Learned Hopefulness

Mentioned by

Mark Groves

, who references a famous quote from the book about humans failing at love.

Best of September – Highlights from Marie Forleo, Mark Groves, Arielle Schwartz & Damona Hoffman

Mentioned by

Payam Akhavan

to illustrate the superficial connections in modern society, even amidst prosperity.

How Spirituality Can Save Us from Global Chaos (w/ Payam Akhavan)

Mentioned by

Zach Stafford

when discussing women publicly crooning over the men they want in their music.

Still Here, Still Queer

Mentioned by

Mark Groves

when discussing the human tendency to avoid learning how to love effectively.

#001: A Little More About Me and My Journey

Mentioned by

Christopher Key Chapple

, quoting Eric Fromm's assertion that the task of being human is self-discovery and service to others.

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