الدّلالات السّيكولوجية للسّلوك الإنساني من منظور إيريك فروم

        The research tries to identify the most prominent psychological mechanisms associated with social dynamism from the perspective of the German philosopher Eric Fromm, by exploring the existence of two contradictory and inseparable patterns of the impact of the capitalist social structure on the behavior of contemporary man in the civilized context to which he forms and belongs, as a functional element that depends on freedom and freedom as required by the pattern of modernity in general.

The problem lies in the fact that what capitalist rationalism has established is what prevented man from realizing his individual self, as he is no longer independent and effective under technological development, but rather alienated and powerless; understanding this turn requires, according to Fromm, a review of the concepts of freedom and rationality and an analysis of the formulas of fear and alienation reflected in the behavior of contemporary man.

  Keywords: Psychological mechanisms, freedom, alienation, contemporary human behavior.