The Erosion Of Agency: How Collectivist Ideologies Reshape Modern Culture
Abstract
The Erosion of Agency: How Collectivist Ideologies Reshape Modern Culture What happens when responsibility is handed from the individual to the collective? This paper explores how collectivist ideologies socialism, communism, and similar systems not only fail economically but fundamentally erode human culture. Drawing on history, psychology, faith, and Indigenous traditions, it shows how stripping individuals of moral agency and personal choice transforms communities into systems of fear, obedience, and stagnation. Through historical examples from the Soviet Union to modern Canadian society, this work reveals that these ideologies don’t create justice they crush creativity, silence voices, and leave cultural and moral decay in their wake. If you care about freedom, responsibility, and the future of society, this is a must-read exploration of how ideas shape the world we live in. author - chidubem udenka
Fields of Study & Subjects
Political Philosophy and Ethics
Cultural Differences and Values
Philosophy
Sociology
Political Theory
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 10 January 2026