The Origin of Western Individualism and Its Representation in US
Han Jing
Abstract
Han Jing
Abstract
The concept of individualism is the result of development of modern western culture. The ancient natural environment, the modern Renaissance and the religion reform accelerate the western individualism to come into being. Individualism doesn't equal to egoism. The representation of individualism in US is sufficient. Individualism is the core of American culture and it possesses multiformity and complexity.
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The concept of individualism is the result of development of modern western culture. The ancient natural environment, the modern Renaissance and the religion reform accelerate the western individualism to come into being. Individualism doesn't equal to egoism. The representation of individualism in US is sufficient. Individualism is the core of American culture and it possesses multiformity and complexity.
Key concepts: Individualism, Ethical egoism, The Renaissance, Representation (politics), Sociology, Natural (archaeology), Environmental ethics, Epistemology