Some Implications of Erich Fromm’s Thoughts for the Practice of Psychoanalysis. To discuss Erich Fromm’s thinking on psychoanalysis as a therapeutic process is a difficult task. He has written little directly related to this topic except for some passages here and there, most prominently in his book The Forgotten Language. However, he has contributed extensively in areas bearing significantly on the work of the practicing analyst, notably in delineating his conceptions on personality and its development. (12 pp.)