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    couple key views including humanism‚ which is an outlook attaching prime importance to human rather than divine matters‚ and artistic expression‚ which is the belief that your feelings can be expressed through art‚ and both of these fall under individualism‚ which is the habit or principle of being independent and self-reliant. In the Renaissance‚ humanism heavily influenced thinkers’ views. Humanism focuses on Greek and Roman influence‚ secularism‚ and the individual. Pico de Mirandola‚ an Italian

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    was the rebirth of individualism‚ which‚ developed in ancient Greece and Rome‚ had been suppressed by the rise of the Church in the late Roman Empire and by feudalism in the Middle Ages. The Church stated that individualism was identical with arrogance‚ rebellion‚ and sin. Medieval Christianity restricted individual expression‚ fostered self-denial‚ and demanded unquestioning faith and obedience‚ ignoring humans and their place in nature. During the Elizabethan era individualism and the instinct

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    be little or no government involvement in the economy. For socialism to work there must be complete government intervention in the economy‚ where as in Canada there is some government involvement in the economy‚ but people have the freedom and individualism to do as they wish like in Capitalism. Some people believe that governments have a responsibility to protect the public good by regulating the activities of the

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    lesson‚ we will read about the major socio-cultural issues that need our immediate attention‚ if we have to preserve our social and cultural values. Some of the important socio-cultural issues that need to be addressed today are casteism‚ dowry‚ communalism‚ drinking‚ drug addiction‚ etc. The issues discussed here are not comprehensive. There are many other issues faced by the nation in general and regions and communities in particular‚ that all of us should think about. Can you make a list of other

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    downfall of democracy. Throughout his travels he noticed that private interest and personal gain motivated the actions of most Americans. He believed this cultivated a new concept‚ the concept of individualism. He believed this individualism was one of the greatest threats to democracy. He believed individualism would eventually sap the virtue of public life and create a despotism of selfishness. This growth of selfishness would be facilitated by citizens becoming too individualistic. They would‚ therefore

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    Individualism individualism is “a social theory favoring freedom of action for individuals over collective or state control”. what this means is that the individual has control over what goes on in the society rather than a government or any one force controlling what the individual does‚ individualism could be shown in many different forms. examples of different forms individualism could be shown is through the way you dress‚ your moral beliefs‚ or even your actions.Individualism is shown through

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    his wife and start using sentences that start with the word ’’I". His wife finally says "I Love You" instead of we love you .The quote from the book Anthem is "I love you" (Rand 98). Ayn Rand wants the reader to know that equality has found what individualism really is. She expresses it by using the context in the book that only has the word "I" in it. She also writes the quote "I love you" which is illegal in the unmentionable times. In the unmentionable times it is only legal to say we love you. Ayn

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    the same (hence the transcendentalist movement). The transcendentalist thought is especially apparent in Walt Whitman and Emily Dickenson’s work. Whitman and Dickenson both show many traits of the movement‚ but the most apparent trait is individualism. Individualism is often portrayed in Emerson and Thoreau’s work as being equal. Everyone has a soul‚ inner truth is the only thing that matters‚ and fulfillment comes from knowing one’s self. In Emerson’s essay Nature‚ he describes man as being universal

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    Mrs Thatcher did in fact they are doing it on a much smaller scale. This connotes that they are drifting away from the idea of Thatcherism. Another key idea was to reduce the role of the welfare state in peoples lives and promote the idea of individualism rather than relying on government aid. This lead to more money being saved and allowing tax cuts. Thatcherism well-liked the idea of privatising‚ so she privatised industries such as oil‚ coal and gas. The current Conservative party has not

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    Russell Hochschild‚ shows the analysis of a fast food Quaker Oats ad and applies the ad to illustrate how mothers are pressured for time. Hochschild makes significant points about the capitalism and how effects the family. She explains about market individualism‚ people defining their identity by work and consumerism‚ and how it affects the relationship between the family and the community. “The Girl Effect‚” by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sherry WuDunn‚ illustrates how women are treated unequally from men

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