Rollo May
American existential psychologist (1909 to 1994); author of Love and Will (1969).
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Living in apathy provokes violence
To live in apathy provokes violence
archive.orgSaid c. 1969This on korrents
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Living in apathy provokes violence
To live in apathy provokes violence
Love and Will (Dell, 1974 printing of the 1969 book) Said c. 1969
Care is a state in which something matters
Care is a state in which something does matter
Love and Will (Dell, 1974 printing of the 1969 book) Said c. 1969
The daimonic is any natural function that can take over the whole person
The daimonic is any natural function which has the power to take over the whole person.
Love and Will (Dell, 1974 printing of the 1969 book) Said c. 1969
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The opposite of the daimonic is apathy
The antidaimon is apathy.
Love and Will (Dell, 1974 printing of the 1969 book) Said c. 1969
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