From well-being to well-living: Towards a postcapitalist understanding of quality of life

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2 For instance, according to Fromm, one of the founding/leading figures in critical political psychology, the idea of Utopia (a vision of a profoundly better future with a humanistic planning to get there) “is almost exclusively a product of the Western mind” (Braune, J. (2014) Erich Fromm's Revolutionary Hope: Prophetic Messianism as a Critical Theory of the Future, Rotterdam: Sense Publishers.

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