The Individual or Society

"Society exists only as a psychological concept, there are only individuals in the real world." What is the concept of an individual? The common symbol is to separate from society by pursuing your own needs, goals, desires, to define yourself, to gain independence and independence. However, individuals have to enter society to promote their own interests. Due to this discrepancy, individualism often contrasts with socialism or anti-individualism.

A world view (or world view) is an individual or an individual, including the general knowledge and perspective of an individual or society, including natural philosophy, basic, existing, and prescriptive assumptions, themes, values, emotions, and morality It is a basic cognitive orientation of society. The world view of science, ethics, art, politics, and religion is an indispensable part of every culture. They have strong motivation and emotional function. The perspective of global social sharing gives culture direction, self-confidence, and self-esteem. In addition, the interaction between cultures is constantly changing

Understanding the interdependence relationship between individuals and society makes it possible to understand individual responsibilities for themselves and individual society. When society trains individuals, the individual's advantage is to positively contribute to it. Individuals do their best for themselves by doing their utmost to build a caring society.

The above two views are incomplete. In fact, it is not a society or an individual but a society or an individual that helps to understand the whole reality. Extreme views on individuals or society have been abandoned for a long time. Sociologists from curry to the present day recognize that society and individuals can not coexist. This view is formulated mainly by Margaret Mead, Cardinal, etc. They believe that social culture influences personalities (individuals), and thus personality also contributes to the formation of social culture. These anthropologists have studied how society shapes and controls individuals and how individuals create and change society. Therefore, in summary, it can be said that the relationship between society and individuals is not unilateral. Both are essential to understanding both. Both are complementary, both of which basically depend on each other. Both are interdependent