What does Erick Fromm say about the art of living?


a) In the art of living, man is both the artist and the object of his art, he is the sculptor and the marble, the doctor and the patient.
b) Do what you want in front of the monastery founded by Pantagruel: the only order is to execute your freedom and free will.
c) The difference between authoritarian ethics and humanistic ethics according to Fromm is that they are distinguished from each other by a formal criterion based on the principle that only man himself can determine the criterion of virtue and sin, and not an authority that transcends him.