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Individual or the collective? Which is more important? - Coggle Diagram
Individual or the collective? Which is more important?
Individual
Real World
Encourages collaboration among diverse societal groups to accomplish mutual objectives and tackle collective issues.
Prioritises the welfare of society as a whole, ensuring a fair allocation of resources and opportunities that benefit everyone equally.
Tackle issues like poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation through collaborative initiatives and policies that serve the larger community.
Makes individuals consider their roles and responsibilities within the broader society
Oryx and Crake
Depicts a dystopian society where corporate interests and technological advancements lead to societal collapse and environmental degradation.
Promotes solidarity and collaboration as essential for rebuilding and sustaining a more equitable and just society.
Highlights environmental and social justice issues worsened by corporate greed
Frankenstein
Explores the personal tragedy of Dr. Frankenstein and his creation, who both experience isolation and rejection due to their unconventional pursuits and appearances.
Portrays the Creature's search for identity and acceptance in a world that judges him based on his appearance rather than his inherent humanity.
Collective
Real World Perspective
The rights of individuals to make choices about their own lives, including decisions related to career, relationships, and personal beliefs.
Gives freedom of speech, religion, and privacy, ensuring individuals can express themselves without influence from societal norms.
Individuals can contribute unique perspectives and ideas that benefit society.
Supports the values of fairness and justice, promoting equal treatment and opportunities for everyone, despite their background or circumstances.
Oryx and Crake
Highlights the dangers of pursuing technological advancements without regard for their impact on humanity, leading to catastrophic outcomes.
Portrays characters like Snowman/Jimmy who experience isolation and alienation in a world devastated by scientific experimentation and corporate greed.
The author challenges readers to consider the ethical implications of individual choices and their broader societal implications.
Frankenstein
Highlights the consequences of prioritizing individual ambition and scientific curiosity over ethical considerations and human empathy.
The author challenges readers to reflect on the ethical implications of scientific experimentation
Highlights concerns about public safety and social stability threatened by Dr. Frankenstein's creation, who is perceived as a danger to society.
Emphasizes the importance of collective empathy and understanding in overcoming divisions and repairing societal bonds.