Individualistic political theories
Individualistic political theories
Individualisation is different to, and ought not to be confused with, individualism or individuality—or any other political theory of the individual, for that matter. Individualism is a political theory that considers the individual the only social unit, and gives priority to its various needs. (Consider, however, that society is a group of individuals who are individualised by a specific state, see §08.00.05.) Individuality is a cornerstone of the political theory of liberalism. It assumes a unique character for each human, and therefore adds qualitative features to individuals which need to be nourished within a specific political system.
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