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Frankl, Viktor E. – Synthesis, 1977
Love is frequently interpreted in a reductionistic way as a mere sublimation of sexual drives and instincts which man shares with all the other animals. Such an interpretation blocks a true understanding of all the various human phenomena. (Author)
Descriptors: Emotional Adjustment, Ethics, Human Dignity, Individualism
