“The Crisis of Psychoanalysis” is one of the landmark works of the great German humanist philosopher and social psychologist Erich Fromm, a scientist who revolutionized psychoanalysis and created a new theory opposite to the Freudian one. In this work, which had a huge influence on the development of modern philosophy, pedagogy and even literature, the author analyzes the “sexualization” of psychology by Freud and his many followers - and at the same time the “socialization” of philosophy by Marx and his followers - and develops his own concept of the formation and development of the human personality, which is equally influenced by the conscious and the unconscious, the general and the particular .The publishing layout is saved in a4.pdf format.