Personalism

Personalism is an idea developed by E. Mounier.

It argued that material obligations, living conditions, social and technological devices hindered one's spiritual development, and that one thinks that one is more important and more important than the details of this modern world.

Mounier, referring to person opposition in this context, refers to being an individual as a self-conditioned subject, first of all self-centered, egoistic, wholly dependent on material and material things, prioritizing his own wishes; the person is a free subject who has reached spiritual, ethical, and creative, independent, self-formation. In this context, it argues that material pressures and a materialistic way of life enslave the human.
We can summarize Emmanuel Mounier's Personalization as follows; the development of developing industry and technology since the fifteenth century has reaffirmed the values ​​of personalism, society and humanity in the endeavor to find the person lost in the society and to make the personne (personnel), and they are trying to find mutual co-existence with each other.