People in modern industrial and post industrial societies generally treasure ideas of personal freedom, individuality and privacy as essential to their happiness. considering the social functions of kinship relations in traditional non state societies, why do you think that such ideas might be considered unsociable and even dangerously selfish?

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Dana Walsh

Social Studies

20 June, 10:16

People in modern industrial and post industrial societies generally treasure ideas of personal freedom, individuality and privacy as essential to their happiness. considering the social functions of kinship relations in traditional non state societies, why do you think that such ideas might be considered unsociable and even dangerously selfish?

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Robin · Answer 1

In traditional non state societies, the ideas of personal freedom and individuality may be deemed unsociable because such systems are associated with communism. This is the idea that people should prioritize the common good of the society over the good of the individual