Freestyle Dialogue
Freud hit his hand on his forehead and said, “I will be darned! That is why you look so familiar! It is a pleasure meeting you as I have been greatly influenced by your work and philosophy about the human nature”. Rousseau smiled back at him and said, “It is a pleasure for me as well. So what are you thinking about my dear friend?” Freud replied, “I am thinking about what has happened to man today. It is impossible to escape the impression that people commonly use false standards of measurement — that they seek power, success and wealth for themselves and admire them in others, and that they underestimate what is of true value in life.” [3]
Rousseau shook his head, as if he had been thinking about the same thing and said, “Man is born free; and everywhere he is in chains.” [4]
Freud looked at Rousseau as if he completely understood what he was saying. To a passer-by, the men would look like two old friends catching up while they were engrossed in a learned conversation about how the world is turning out to be, humanity and how the lust for power and money has led mankind into its own destruction. Freud exclaimed, “A man like me cannot live without a hobby-horse, a consuming passion — in Schiller’s words a tyrant. I have found my tyrant, and in his service I know no limits. My tyrant is psychology – it has always been my distant, beckoning goal and now since I have hit upon the neuroses, it has come so much the nearer.” [5] Rousseau understood that no matter how much Freud tried, he would never get away from thinking about the human nature and psychology. He exclaimed in his researchers that the main dedication of individuals and societies are “self-preservation” and to try and obliterate them is illogical and ineffective. He further claims that in doing so, it would “be to conquer nature, to redesign God’s creation” [6]. Rousseau proclaimed that God had bestowed the concept of needs and wants in man that eventually led him to become selfish at certain occasions. He also claimed that regardless of the selfless pleasures a man gets to enjoy, it is not only because of the command of God Himself and because “there is nothing like it written on the heart of man, and what God will have a man do, He does not leave to the words of another man. He speaks Himself; His words are written in the secret heart.” [6]
自由泳的对话
佛洛伊德打了他的手在他的额头，说，“我将该死的！这就是为什么你看起来很眼熟！很高兴认识你我已经极大地影响了你的工作和哲学关于“人的本质。卢梭对他微笑说，“这是我也快乐。你是我亲爱的朋友的想法吗？“佛洛伊德说，”我对今天发生了什么事的人的思维。这是无法逃避的，人们通常使用的测量标准，他们寻求权力的虚假的印象，为自己的成功和财富和欣赏他人，而且他们低估了什么是生活中真正的价值。”[ 3 ]
卢梭摇摇头，好像他一直在思考同一件事，说，“人是天生的自由；处处受到约束。”[ 4 ]
佛洛伊德看了看卢梭，如果他完全理解了他说的。一个过路人，他们看起来就像两个老朋友赶上他们全神贯注于学习对话世界如何变成人类，以及如何对权力和金钱的欲望导致了人类自身的毁灭。佛洛伊德叫道，“我不能没有爱好马住一个人，席勒的话一个暴君的消费热情。我发现我的暴君，和在他的服务，我知道没有限制。我的暴君心理学一直是我的遥远的，诱人的目标，现在既然我已经想到了神经症，它已经很近了。”[ 5 ]卢梭明白，无论多少，佛洛伊德尝试了，他不会离开关于人性和心理学思想。他说，他的研究人员的个人和社会的主要贡献是“自我保护”，试图消灭他们，是不合逻辑的，无效的。他进一步指出，在这样做时，它会“征服自然，重新设计了上帝创造的”[ 6 ]。卢梭宣称，上帝赋予了需要的概念和希望的人，最终导致他在某些场合变得自私。他还声称，无论无私的快乐的人得到享受，这不仅是因为上帝的命令，因为“没有什么像写在人的心中，上帝将有一个男人，他不会离开到另一个男人的话。他说自己；他的话记在心中的秘密。”[ 6 ]
