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The evolutionary psychology of ownership is rooted in the Lockean liberal principle of self-ownership
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 46:e325 (2023)
Abstract
The psychology of ownership is rooted in self-ownership. The human brain has an evolved interoceptive sense of owning the body that supports self-ownership and the ownership of external things as extensions of the self-owning self. In this way, evolutionary neuroscience supports a Lockean liberal conception of equal natural rights rooted in natural self-ownership.Author's Profile
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