Introduction to Sociology
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214 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY If the phenomenon of individuality is connected with the separation of the modes of social activity, it is impor- tant to notice the form in which this separation arises. When the separation is real, and not merely formal, each mode of activity gives rise to a distinct class of men who are bound together by their common function. The groups of men engaged in different functions cross and recross ; to-day they are rarely identical in any two cases. It would be absur...d enough to regard such complexity of society as an end in itself. Still, it is evident that the richness of society must depend in large measure on the number of these groups, each the bearer of a distinct psy- chical life, which intersect each other. The interaction of these types of culture broadens each one and stimulates its development. In this atmosphere individuality and personality arise together.
Individuality of Environment. Individual personality corresponds to peculiarity of environment.
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214 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY If the phenomenon of individuality is connected with the separation of the modes of social activity, it is impor- tant to notice the form in which this separation arises. When the separation is real, and not merely formal, each mode of activity gives rise to a distinct class of men who are bound together by their common function. The groups of men engaged in different functions cross and recross ; to-day they are rarely identical in any two cases. It would be absur...d enough to regard such complexity of society as an end in itself. Still, it is evident that the richness of society must depend in large measure on the number of these groups, each the bearer of a distinct psy- chical life, which intersect each other. The interaction of these types of culture broadens each one and stimulates its development. In this atmosphere individuality and personality arise together.
Individuality of Environment. Individual personality corresponds to peculiarity of environment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Fairbanks to read onlineMoreLess
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