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First articulated by Abraham Maslow within the context of Humanistic Psychology, Eupsychia (a.k.a. the Good Society) represents a scientifically grounded, needs-satisfying society aimed at the full actualization of human potential. Eupsychia is an ideal, psychologically healthy society in which all individuals are fully supported in the satisfaction of essential needs and completely free to actualize their full potential. It refers to a needs-satisfying, self-actualizing social structure that fosters Human Flourishing, creativity, and collective well-being, rather than perpetuating oppression, hierarchy, and control.[1] It is one of many cultural visions (e.g., the Age of Aquarius, Shambhala, the Garden of Eden, etc.) that point towards the universal ideal, potential, and desire for a Harmonic Social Structure.
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- ↑ Maslow, Abraham. “Eupsychia—The Good Society.” Journal of Humanistic Psychology 1, no. 2 (1961): p. 2.