Erich Fromm’s Guide To Love
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Erich Fromm’s Guide To Love

March 12, 2025 5:00 PM UTC

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Dr. Andreas Weber is a biologist, philosopher, nature writer, and mystic. He focuses on a re-evaluation of our understanding of the living.

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Join renowned biophilosopher Andreas Weber for an engaging webinar on Erich Fromm’s radical vision of love as an active, life-affirming practice.

About this webinar

Fromm saw love not as a fleeting emotion but as an art—requiring discipline, knowledge, and deep personal transformation. In this session, Weber will explore Fromm’s insights on love, freedom, and human connection, linking them to ecological and philosophical perspectives.

At a time when modern society is shaped by individualism, digital disconnection, and consumer-driven relationships, Fromm’s work feels more urgent than ever. His critique of capitalism’s impact on love warns us of the dangers of treating relationships as transactions, while his vision of love as an ethical, active commitment offers a much-needed alternative to today’s culture of instant gratification. Weber will discuss how Fromm’s ideas can help us build authentic relationships, reclaim deeper human connection, and even reimagine our relationship with nature.

What You'll Learn

  • Why real love requires practice, patience, and personal growth.
  • The impact of modern society: How capitalism and technology have reshaped our ability to love.
  • Fromm’s types of love and their role in human flourishing.
  • The connection between love, independence, and personal responsibility.
  • How Fromm’s ideas relate to ecological thinking and our place in the world.

About your teacher

Dr Andreas Weber Picture

Dr. Andreas Weber is a biologist, philosopher, nature writer, and mystic. He focuses on a re-evaluation of our understanding of the living.

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Dr. Andreas Weber is a biologist, philosopher, nature writer, and mystic. He focuses on a re-evaluation of our understanding of the living. He proposes to view – and treat – all organisms as subjects and hence the biosphere as a meaning-creating and poetic reality. Andreas is Visiting Professor at the UNISG, Pollenzo, Italy and a honorary teacher at the University of the Arts, Berlin. He has published more than fifteen books, in English language most recently Enlivenment. A Poetics for the Anthropocene, MIT Press, 2019 and Sharing Life. The Ecopolitics of Reciprocity, Boell Foundation, 2020.