Man is a social being. Everyone is born an individual. A personality is formed only in the process of socialization, that is, adaptation to the norms and requirements of society. The ability to be successful and to pursue a career, to realize one’s personal potential means the ability to negotiate with other people, to take into account their interests. To accept the order of things, which is established in society and is convenient for each of its members.
Why does human society need order?
The question is simple, but needs clarification. There is a concept of public order. Does law create order? No. This is only a means of preventing disorder and punishing violations of the rules. Then who creates order in society?
Self organized society. This is a system of accounting for the interests of representatives of society, and a form of organization of this accounting. Indeed, let's think about this concept. Why does human society need order? Maybe you can do without setting standards of behavior and life?
In a natural environment, order is predefined by the logic of nature itself. If you disrupt order and the natural balance - nature pays the form of its existence: from the extinction of species to natural disasters.
Principles of Public Order
In society, there is also natural harmony. The very organization of human individuals is based on the principle of "reasonable man." Thinking is the organizing principle of people. Sapiens Homo is a reasonable person. Order for him means compliance with the principles of human society:
- carry out socially useful activities;
- follow the principles of morality (morality) and legality (compliance with the law);
- not violate the norms of other members of society, be tolerant of a different opinion (tolerance).
These are some of the basic rules of behavior in society on which the order and safety of society are based.
The effects of imbalance
The legal order. If a person violates the principle of legality, he is liable to punishments provided for by law. In the form of penalties or penal measures. Depending on the degree of the offense and the danger of the act for other members of society. This is all relatively clear.
- Moral order. If a person violates the requirements of morality, then why? Human society needs order, and the institution of religion speaks of a high payment for the sins of a mortal man. Everyone will be rewarded for their deeds.
- Social order. Society reacts to a violation of moral orders by a system of alienation from society. Asocial behavior, or a violation of the principle of social benefit, is fraught with consequences, especially for the offender. In essence, this is a form of social sadomasochism. When a person comes to the process of self-destruction through denying norms that are significant for society.
