In this chapter, I introduce a new concept of human freedom, based not on philosophy or politics, but rather on the idea that being free means being the humans we evolved to be in our first 200,000 years, doing all the things that people across cultures and time love to do: work hard for short periods and spend the rest of the time talking about other people and caring for others, playing sports and games, making things, making love, telling stories and entertaining each other, transcending ordinary life through substances and rituals that alter consciousness, and resting.

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An Introduction of the Psychology of Freedom

  • Barbara A. Kerr

摘要

In this chapter, I introduce a new concept of human freedom, based not on philosophy or politics, but rather on the idea that being free means being the humans we evolved to be in our first 200,000 years, doing all the things that people across cultures and time love to do: work hard for short periods and spend the rest of the time talking about other people and caring for others, playing sports and games, making things, making love, telling stories and entertaining each other, transcending ordinary life through substances and rituals that alter consciousness, and resting.