 | Herbert A. Applebaum - 1984 - 330 ページ
...and fixed. Here, an individual is not considered to be an independent entity. Rather, his interest is absorbed in the interest of the collectivity to which...of the individual has merely a secondary importance [pp. 262-263]." Nakamura (1969) also discusses the importance of this concept to the early history... | |
 | J. M. Berentsen - 1985 - 330 ページ
...individual self». 64 «An individual is not considered to be an independent entity. Rather, his interest is absorbed in the interest of the collectivity to which...the individual has merely a secondary importance». 65 However, if this is interpreted to mean that the individual is completely neglected within the social... | |
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Rather, his interest is absorbed in the interest of the collectivity to which he belongs, and the interest of the collectivity is recognized as having primary importance, while the interest of the individual has merely a secondary importance [pp. 