Socialist Humanism. An International Symposium

- Fromm- Introduction
I. On Humanism
- Korać- In Search of Human Society
- Sviták- The Sources of Socialist Humanism
- Suchodolski- Renaissance, Humanism and Marxian Humanism
- Goldmann- Socialism and Humanism
- Senghor- Socialism Is a Humanism
- Dunayevskaya- Marx's Humanism Today
- Mihailo Marković- Humanism and Dialectic
- Bose- Gandhi: Humanist and Socialist
- Marcuse- Socialist Humanism?
- Kamenka- Marxian Humanism and the Crisis in Socialist Ethics
- Cerroni- Socialist Humanism and Science
II. On Man
- Schaff- Marxism and the Philosophy of Man
- Prúcha- Marxism and the Existential Problems of Man
- Kosík- Man and Philosophy
- Fritzhand- Marx's Ideal of Man
- Baczko- Marx and the Idea of the Universality of Man
- Pejovic- On the Power and Impotence of Philosophy
- Rubel- Reflections on Utopia and Revolution
- Bloch- Man and Citizen According to Marx
- Fromm- The Application of Humanist Psychoanalysis to Marx's Theory
III. On Freedom
- Russell- In Praise of Idleness
- Fetscher- Marx's Concretization of the Concept of Freedom
- Petrovic- Man and Freedom
- Supek- Freedom and Polydeterminism in the Criticism of Culture
IV. On Alienation
- Vranicki- Socialism and the Problem of Alienation
- Schatz and Winter- Alienation, Marxism, and Humanism (A Christian Viewpoint)
- Niel- The Phenomenon of Technology: Liberation or Alienation of Man?
V. On Practice
- Thomas- Humanistic Socialism and the Future
- Abendroth- Planning and the Classless Society
- Titmuss- Social Welfare and the Art of Giving
- Bottomore- Industry, Work and Socialism
- King-Hall- Personal Liberty in an Affluent Society
- Medow- The Humanistic Ideals of the Enlightenment and Mathematical Rconomics
- Dolci- Reflections on Planning and Groups, Decentralization and Planning
- Della Volpe- The Legal Philosophy of Socialism
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