Jean-Paul Sartre and the Psychiatrist Erich Fromm Both Argue That

question 63

Multiple Choice

Jean-Paul Sartre and the psychiatrist Erich Fromm both argue that

• A)until we can prove the existence of free will, we will not be truly free.
• B)freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.
• C)we all try to "escape from freedom" because we find it too painful.
• D)we all try to escape from the fact that we are not free.

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