¶ Individuality
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Individuality:
“I find man . . . tending to abhor what seems to be any kind of a mass development. He is tremendously apprehensive of losing individuality. He shouldn’t be. When he cooperates and coordinates, he is not losing individuality. In fact, at that point he is beginning to demonstrate individuality to the only degree to which it is important: His very ability to dedicate himself to a cause is manifest of his individual freedom to do so.”
¶ Citations
- AAUW JOURNAL, May 1965, P. 175.
