Society is a structure that consists of people. There are different types of human societies, it is rather difficult to classify them. But one thing is absolutely clear: man is the main element of society. The consequence of this statement can be considered that every person is important to society.
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Human society is a group of people who are united by relationships that exist on an ongoing basis. Society is often formed under the influence of external factors; people themselves do not always strive to form it. It so happens that they enter society regardless of their own desires. For example, a society is a group of people living in a certain area, speaking one language or having another common quality.
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Despite the fact that society consists of individuals, they themselves do not lose their individuality by joining a group. People may not even identify with society. It also happens that a person, realizing that he belongs to society, tries to resist this, protests and in every possible way expresses his displeasure from his involvement.
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The interaction of a person and society is largely determined by the type of society in question. There are voluntary cluster associations, and the people who are members of them try to organize the most effective interaction; none of them comes to mind to protest or hinder the activities of society. For example, a member of the gardening society of the South-Solnechny district of the N-th city is unlikely to seek to destroy the organization's activities from the inside, unless, of course, he is a secret adherent of the South Cloudy gardening society.
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The social structure into which a person enters, voluntarily or not, allows him to acquire something that lies outside the individual, although it affects it in a certain way. This transpersonal quality gives a person either something that enriches his individuality, or, on the contrary, the individual feels that he is in captivity of social requirements that are alien to him. The conflict between man and society is as frequent a subject of the world's best works of art, as is the defense of social ideals or foundations.
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Any social structure to some extent defines a person as a creature separate from nature. Primitive society was formed precisely for this purpose: to gain some independence from natural conditions, since it is always easier for a group to survive. In the modern world, the "nature" of a person can be the society to which he belongs from birth, and sometimes people organize themselves into small groups - new societies - in order to "survive" among those whose ideals they do not share. It is on this principle that subcultures appear.
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As a rule, for the vast majority of people, the concept of society is to some extent associated with responsibility. The social structure to which a person belongs may not completely suit him, but if he feels that a threat looms over her, he usually rushes to defend it, forgetting about past contradictions. The ability to perceive the social structure as something higher and more than one single individual has helped people survive at all times.
