This paper is a limited exposition of the works of Fromm, with a review of the major books, with attention to the major concepts-giving special attention to the concept of alienation. A number of authors who have written interpretive-empirical books whose contents are “Frommian," are presented, such as David Riesman, Louis Mumford, C. Wright Mills, et al. A portion of the data which supports Fromm's concepts is presented. A few of the authors who disagree with Fromm's social criticism are considered. A questionnaire has been developed for the purpose of measuring what Fromm has called "alienation." His usage of this term is considerably different from its usual definition.