Collectivism's Paradox

Groupism is the refusal of the desire for the overall good and benefit of an individual, a contradictory philosophy, as it punishes those who adhere to their teachings and rewards those who use it. In Ain Land's "Our Life", like other political ideologies, collectivism has a positive negative application. In the most pure form, collectivism is theoretically born from the massive cooperation of the group, brings benefits to the group, is in the hands of the members of the group, and has honesty, honesty and moral integrity To support.

Considering such a situation, it is necessary to consider the complexity, such as the fact that individualism and collectivism are not the opposite in every respect. They have different meanings in different contexts, and contradictory effects in extreme cases It creates. The meaning depends on "ball". "Alternatively, the problem we are discussing is that neither of these terms is actually considered unless you consider another term.

Consider how cultural adaptation will lead to different individualistic and collectivistic models in each society - (p. 920). Treatment of individualism, collectivism, and background increases the complexity of research analysis and design, respectively, but it should produce more sensitive and accurate measurements of differences and commonalities. This is consistent with the distinction between Brewer and Chen (2007) 's relationship and group collectivism, allowing for the analysis of these different structures. Individualists may not distinguish between strangers like friends and friends, but they have to make a very clear distinction in terms of measurements and cross-validate terms, definitions, and descriptions We will make it possible.

Let's begin with the last expression of this theme, "individualism and collectivism, human soul, not politics". Ian Land is a strong opposition of collectivism philosophy. What is collectivism? Groupism is the idea of ​​placing groups in front of individuals. It is a fundamental philosophy of socialism, or a political system such as communism and fascism. Now, Ian Land certainly rejects political collectivism. She expresses that collectivism is "individual conquest of a group regardless of race, class, nation". In Anthem, Ein Land depicts the future distant peer society using collectivism as the essence of its political system.