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    degree to which members of an organization or a culture accept that power is distributed unequally. If the people of a country have a high power distance index, they are supposed to accept inequalities and are improbable to question their superiors. Collectivism versus Individualism is the extent to which people view themselves as part of an organization, family or group. The pursuit of self-interests and personal achievement is emphasised in an individualistic society, whereas the best interest…

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    Communism and Collectivism Anthem depicts a dystopian collectivist society. The society is ruled by a world council that uses the concept of equality as an excuse to oppress the people. They do this by taking the idea of equality and turning it against itself. The concept of equality is perverted by using ideals nearly identical to those used in the speech “the soul of the collectivist” in a different Ayn Rand book The Fountainhead. In the speech Ellsworth M. Toohey an architectural critic…

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    • Individualism vs. Collectivism a) Todd has been taken to Puro’s Aunts house, in which they insist on Todd staying instead of a hotel. Todd is greeted with a friendly welcome and his bags are taken inside the house. Todd proceeds to sit down with Puro and his aunt and is asked many personal questions. Puros aunt asks Todd about his father’s occupation and if Todd was married or had a girlfriend. Todd appears uncomfortable with all of the questions and states that his last relationship recently…

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    This essay will be explaining the seven principle sociological perspectives. The seven principle sociological perspectives are Functionalism, Marxism, Feminism, Interactionism, Postmodernism, The New Right and Collectivism. Sociology is the understanding of different people, breaking down the word sociology; ‘soci’ means society and ‘ology’ means the science of. The main aim of sociology is to try to describe and explain human behaviour within society. Sociology studies subjects such as religion…

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    Communism and collectivism are two types of government that dehumanize the human self and bring fear to many people. In a collective state, every person is born into an atmosphere where you are not an individual; you are part of a group. Properties are owned by the community or group and the well-being of the group takes priority over the individual 's well-being. Communism is a political movement which forces individuals to work towards the benefits of the state. The benefits of the group are…

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    affecting them. It becomes normal and they won’t even see how it is destroying their own society around them. This is why once collectivism has overtaken an area it is so difficult to change the way society thinks. Collectivism is the practice or principle of giving a group priority over each individual in it, this can cause many problems in a society. To overcome collectivism you would have to be brave, courageous, and determined in order to be successful at achieving your goal. Throughout…

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    collectivist society, you depend on your group and in an individualistic society every person is independent. Although there are many reasons why one may be better than the other, individualism is definitely superior to collectivism. One reason individualism is better than collectivism is people have more freedom than someone of the same age and gender in a group. According to the article “PART III — Continuum of Individualistic and Collectivistic Values”, in individualism, “The ideal is for…

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    illustrates that “... individuals does not mean looting others to satisfy one’s desire...Individualism, not collectivism or altruism, is the root of benevolence and goodwill among men.” Ayn Rand philosophically declared these two distinct fundamental ways of living - individualism and collectivism- in her novel, The Fountainhead, as her themes. In Ayn Rand’s words, the theme is “individualism vs collectivism, not in politics but in men's souls”(708). The Fountainhead contains forms of Rand’s…

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    Individualism vs Collectivism "It takes two flints to make a fire." --Louisa May Alcott The statement above embodies the notion that working together is ideal and efficient when it comes to taking on a very cumbersome or an intensely hard task. Here the division of labor comes into play and in a little time, the intensely hard task is completed and in some cases the benefits of working together supersedes that of working alone, but the whole idea of collectivism or group work is built on the…

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    Ayn Rand’s claims, concerning her book, “Anthem”, are both reasonable and justifiable. Her ideas towards individualism and collectivism are be supported in many different ways. In a world of people living by Rand’s theories, humankind could only move in a forward direction. First of all, societal and technical developments would thrive with man working together to achieve rather than to compete. Any given person’s life would be better for themselves if they put their own well being before…

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