Social Sciences
8 years ago

Collectivism's Historical Roots Give It Greater Vitality Than Individualism.

Studies in Ethics
On Historical Characteristics of Collectivism and Its Vitality——from the View of Relations between the Collectivism and the Individualism
Song Hui-chang

Paper Summary

Collectivism and individualism are different values rooted in different social relations, but collectivism also has historical ties to individualism. Collectivism has absorbed valuable aspects from individualism, making it a higher-level value system with greater vitality.

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