Direction to the fact of collectivism:The theoretical bases and practical approaches of collectivism
Wang Qiang
Abstract
Wang Qiang
Abstract
Collectivism is the basic ethical principle of socialism,the purpose of which is to achieve the harmonious development of personal and collective interests.Owing to misreading,misunderstanding,misusing collectivism among the people,the state is obscured.In order to restore the original character of collectivism,back to the text and open innovation combination of research methods are adopted,from the related concepts to discuss how the collectivism is possible and what the practical approach is to it.Studies suggest that collectivism is necessary to realize the collective interests,to make the collective more prosperous and civilized in protecting personal interests and concerning about people′s livelihood,to make people happy and free.
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Collectivism is the basic ethical principle of socialism,the purpose of which is to achieve the harmonious development of personal and collective interests.Owing to misreading,misunderstanding,misusing collectivism among the people,the state is obscured.In order to restore the original character of collectivism,back to the text and open innovation combination of research methods are adopted,from the related concepts to discuss how the collectivism is possible and what the practical approach is to it.Studies suggest that collectivism is necessary to realize the collective interests,to make the collective more prosperous and civilized in protecting personal interests and concerning about people′s livelihood,to make people happy and free.
Key concepts: Collectivism, Livelihood, Sociology, Socialism, Order (exchange), Epistemology, Law and economics, Social psychology