Erich Fromm’s Humanistic Psychology as Normative Orientation Amid Social and Political Challenges

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Editorial

• A Glance Back, an Expression of Gratitude, and a Farewell
  Scott D. Churchill

Introduction

• Erich Fromm’s Humanistic Psychology as Normative Orientation Amid Social and Political Challenges
  Niclas O’Donnokoé, Philip Jammermann, and Thomas Kühn

Articles

• Erich Fromm’s Psychological Concept of Humanism*
  Rainer Funk
• Humanism Contested: Four Frommian Responses to Feminist Critique, Antihumanism, Posthumanism, and Transhumanism
  Jarno Hietalahti
• Is This Still Authoritarianism? A Discussion Contribution on the 125th Birthday of Erich Fromm
  Wolfgang Frindte
• Demonstrating Morality or Symbolic Mastery? Outrage Dynamics on Progressive Social Media Communities Versus a Frommian Ethics of Engagement
  Agnes Edith Wankmüller
• Living Life as an Art: Erich Fromm and Michel Foucault on the Art of Existence in Late Capitalism
  Kieran Durkin
• The Clockwork of Liberation: Success and Failure of Socialist Practice in Reference to Erich Fromm and the Boimondau Community of Work
  Anna Rosa Beckh and Niclas O’Donnokoé
• Any Chance for a Revolution of Hope? Transformative Leadership as Normative Identity Work
  Thomas Kühn

* Each issue of The Humanistic Psychologist will honor one paper per issue as an “Editor’s Choice” article. The choice is based on the article’s potential impact on the discipline, and this information will be sent to the APA membership in its monthly newsletter.