In a world increasingly driven by individualism and fleeting connections, Erich Fromm's classic work offers a profound exploration of love as a deliberate art form rather than a mere emotion or spontaneous occurrence. Drawing from psychoanalysis, philosophy, and social theory, Fromm examines the multifaceted nature of love, arguing that genuine connection demands effort, discipline, and a deep understanding of oneself and others. His treatise challenges the prevailing assumption that love is something that simply happens to people, instead insisting that it is a skill to be cultivated and practiced throughout one's life.

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