What Rollo May thinks about motivation
Existential psychologist (1909 to 1994) whose Love and Will (1969) argued that modern apathy, the loss of care, breeds violence, and that love and will must be reunited.
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2 dated positions, c. 1969, in their own words. Our reading of what Rollo May has said — not written or endorsed by them.
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Our readingLiving in apathy provokes violence
Their wordsTo live in apathy provokes violence
↗Love and Will (Dell, 1974 printing of the 1969 book)archive.org All 4 from this book
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Our readingThe opposite of the daimonic is apathy
Their wordsThe antidaimon is apathy.
↗Love and Will (Dell, 1974 printing of the 1969 book)archive.org All 4 from this book