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    a self-sufficient, creative, and powerful man living outside the system. The second theme is collectivism which naturally is the flipped side of Rand’s beliefs. In the foreward of the story Rand writes “ the greatest guilt today is that people who accept collectivism by moral default; that people seek protection from the need to take a stand,”. She puts this theme in the story to show how collectivism wastes individual's ability and works to hurt mankind. The third and final theme is love. The…

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    Collectivism, noun, the practice or principle of giving a group priority over each individual in it. Emphasis on collective rather than individual action or identity. Some collectivist societies are bent on having all things equal and leave no room for individual thought. Most people in this society would gladly go along with whatever the leaders say because they know best. Some people have written books based on this idea of a equal society. One of these books is a novelette called Anthem by…

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    Collectivism In America

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    The recent reports that the United States of America has been overthrown and, in its place, a benevolent dictator by the name of Christobal instated as Supreme Leader are false. The New? People’s? United States of America has no benevolent dictator, we the people have adopted democratic confederalism. We believe in self-government, autonomy, and independence; equality regardless of gender, religion, and ethnicity. Our revolution began from the bottom, contrary to the belief that a revolution…

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    not least, one of the most important shared themes between these two novels is individualism and collectivism. This theme appears vividly in every inch of both novels thus it indicates that although Orwell and Huxley imagined two complete different futures of their current societies, in some cases such as this, they had the same type of advanced point of view. In general, individualism and collectivism are two co-existing different ideologies that oppose one another. Individualism is a…

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    Hypotheses Individualism index explores the “degree to which people in a society are integrated into groups.” Individualistic societies have loose ties that often only relate an individual to immediate family. They emphasize the “I” versus the “we.” Collectivism describes a society in which tightly-integrated relationships tie extended families and others into in-groups. These in-groups are laced with undoubted loyalty and support each other when a conflict arises with another in-group…

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    How Collectivism has changed the America. America nowadays are facing many country problems more than it ever did. Therefore, many great leaders of America, such as Barack Obama, brought the concept of collectivism into the America in the hope of forming a better society in this country. Their ideas is that the benefits of individual are served when the group is being take care of, and there must be reasons why those greatest politicians of all time make that assumption and apply it in every…

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    culture looked at with suspicion, and sometimes, ignorance. Part 2. Next, tell us who is more likely to obey an authority figure and why, an individualist or collectivist? Why do you believe members of this societal type (individualism or collectivism) are more likely to obey authority…

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    Stalin Collectivism Essay

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    Collectivism a peasants tentative opinion When Stalin started his, “revolution from above” in 1927 he had two goals for Soviet domestic policy. First, swift Industrialization, second the collectivization of agriculture (Library of congress collectivization). Collectivization brought the peasantry from privately ownership of small farms to larger collective government owned farms, kolkhoz. The wealthier peasants, the kulaks, strongly opposed this transformation in agriculture. Their vigorous…

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    Europe and Asia might not adapt the individualism as well as the United States. These countries are more for group-based activities, or known as collectivism (Robbins & Judge, 2009). For a manager to successfully motivate the performance of the employees with different cultural backgrounds, he or she might want to balance the social loafing and collectivism among the employees in the group.…

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    In the story “Anthem”, by Ayn Rand, collectivism plays a big role. The people are restricted by the collectivist government, the leaders banning freedom of speech and freedom of thought. The people are punished if they are to think for themselves, or go against the regime. Collectivism is the belief that the group should take priority over individuals in it, which is the main belief in the society that Equality 7-2521 lives in. It is the inverse of Individualism. The people in the society all…

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