Individuality Vs. Social Stability

Imagine living in an independent consciousness, personal thought, or society with no freedom. The government uses an obstructive way to force people to lose their human nature and to obey society. Eliminating the feeling of emotion is highly undesirable to live in this oppressive society. Such a society is depicted in Aldous Huxley's novel "The New World of Bravery". The countries of the world use social restrictions to create permanent artificial personality for people of the society.

Huxley built a society dissatisfied with personal creativity and welcomed only those who follow it. The community's motto "Community, Identity, Stability" constitutes this social structure. Huxley uses Alpha as a good knowledge, Epsilons as a purely humble worker, and divides the population into several parts to create a "community". Huxley showed how "identity" was born from the conditioning center by choosing embryos in each of the five groups. "Stability" occurs by limiting the intelligence of each group

Durkheim believes that society is a social system, and that part (social system) contributes to the stability of the entire (social) project. All parts are trying to keep a stable state. Once all the components are stable, the system will function stably. However, Durga and Comte point out that society as a social system is not static, so it can be changed at any time. All parts of the social system are interrelated and each part and social system as a whole are trying to achieve their respective objectives in order to function effectively and efficiently. The functionalist view of Durchem (1973/1914) is summarized in this sentence. 'Many of our mental states, including the most important ones, are born socially.

Everyone grows up in these social hierarchies, and these hierarchies can pose specific behavior and specific value system. This happens when you are born to a woman rather than a male, born between a black and white, or born between a Muslim and a Catholic. It will appear as an unfortunate form of personal expectation. So, many people are turned into a system, even if their best intent is out of this point. That is the result of their ultimate life.