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    change for the better or sit idle while the world passes you by. The Fountainhead is the story of a corrupt world where each member of society tries to climb to the top while fighting against everyone else. It is a story of the American Dream, individualism. One of the characters the is fighting against society to make his mark on the world is Howard Roark. Howard Roark is a young architect whose ideas are modern and abstract compared to those of his time, therefore,…

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    type society where they have restricted speech and no individualism, also the author shows the reaction the characters in this society have when they lose these rights and their only response to this is to rebel. The novel Anthem by Ayn Rand is a story, which shows the journey equality 7-2521 went through and the hardship to get to where he is now and what he has found.…

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    Everyday millions of people all over the world take protection for granted. Individualism leads to chaos, which is why we need certain precautions to preserve us. The creation of the Constitution, Texans vs. Saints game, and Japanese internment camps demonstrates it is better to have security because it lessens the chance of anarchy. The Constitution was drafted by James Madison and is one of the most significant documents to date. It was constructed to preserve equality and promote peace in…

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    I think that Traditional Liberalism is the most promising way to organize society because it favors individualism, capitalism and a secular government. First, individualism allows everyone to work and gain socioeconomic status for themselves. I believe that both parents deserve a sense of purpose that gives them another dynamic in their life beyond raising their children. I grew up in a household with working parents and I do not resent them for it. Households like these give children a sense of…

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    creates the main protagonist, Okonkwo, and the story tracks his consistent struggle with maintaining individualism in the Umuofia tribe. The rigid structure of the Umuofia community hinders the individual from being able to fully thrive because of the constant worry to fit into a collective society. Okonkwo is no exception to the peer pressure of a collective society and in the end his individualism is taken away along with the rest of the Umuofia people. The story of Okonkwo is sectioned…

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    Firstly, collectivism can in fact lead to egoism and selfishness, and indeed Popper asserts that a class will often times put its selfish needs above the other classes, a fact that even Plato was well aware of. Individualism need not be selfishly motivated; indeed, America places high emphasis on having a strong sense of individuality while demonstrating altruism. With the definition of justice proved wrong and the foundational pillar of Plato’s “city of speech” failing…

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    Imagine a world comprised of objects whose solitary ability is to breath in and out in order to remain alive. A world where empathy, personal relationships, and benefiting the greater good are foreign concepts. Staying alive is opposing death, but living is embracing life to the fullest. Living is risking everything for a plight larger than one’s own. Martin Luther King Jr. was willing to endure violent attacks, vicious threats , and risk his life for the possibility of an America where race did…

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    Waldo Emerson. The quote explains how one must think for themselves and to be true to themselves without the influences of society. In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury uses the protagonist Guy Montag to express how human beings struggle to strive for individualism when society influence limits one to think for themselves. He enhances this idea throughout the novel using characterization, conflict of the story, and symbolism. Fahrenheit 451 is a world where TV is the only entertainment. At…

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    J.D. Salinger started writing The Catcher in the Rye after he was released from a mental hospital. This period of seclusion led to the creation of a character that tends to remain solitary. Individualism as a form of escape is a predominant theme in J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye because of Holden constantly being lonely, his fascination with the ducks and where they go during the winter, and lastly Holden’s representation of Salinger’s life and ultimate escape from societal expectations…

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    Our world is full of different people with different thoughts and different emotions. Individualism is the main thing in life that each person needs, being equal does not determine a person's identity. If people were equal then a person would have to be another person not himself. As we read the book “Anthem the author Ayn Rand has a purpose for us through the book. An Tang tells us that individuality has been eliminated in the book taking away “I” and replacing it by “We”. Love, freedom, and…

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