Part, Chap., §

 1 Messag,    1, 2   |           of this program to every individual and every nation - to France
 2 Messag        (11)|            the full blossom­ing of individual and collective liberties" (
 3 Messag,    2, 6   |          communists, hold that the individual exists for society and should
 4 Messag,    2, 7   |            mere fulfillment of the individual. The sterility of this function
 5 Messag,    2, 7   |         the walls supporting every individual's personality will thus
 6 Messag,    2, 8   |             The SP disap­proves of individual and personalizing leisure.
 7 Messag        (22)|       everyone to expand, be it by individual effort or by participation
 8 Messag        (22)|     considered isolated moments of individual and collective existence
 9 Messag,    2, 9   |          this whole process is the individual, regimented and fitted into
10 Messag,    2, 9   |             the proclamation of an individual right; b) the affirmation
11 Messag,    2, 10  |            to obey. When, then, is individual liberty achieved? At the
12 Messag,    2, 11  |           but not belonging to any individual either, for in a general
13 Messag        (29)|     themselves and to retain it by individual right as theirs and as their
14 Messag        (29)|         champions the right of the individual to own property. Herein
15 Messag        (29)|        problem -- the right of the individual and of the family to own
16 Messag        (29)|         its nature would place the individual owning it in a position
17 Messag        (29)|       private proprietor may be an individual, a group, or an association
18 Messag        (29)|        group, or an association of individual owners.~Naturally, this
19 Messag        (29)|             be usually owned by an individual;~b) In principle (and notably
20 Messag        (29)|       groups of persons instead of individual proprietors, thus better
21 Messag,    2, 11  |  proportions, for it maintains its individual character amidst a wholly
22 Messag        (32)|        eventual heirs, this modest individual patrimony will be of little
23 Messag,    3, 1   |         home. How will this affect individual freedom?~At this point what
24 Messag,    3, 1   |            the realm of his purely individual choices, in which he manifests
25 Messag,    3, 1   | decision-making assem­blies. As an individual, he is pushed by the Program
26 Messag        (35)|        interests very close to the individual and easy to grasp (family,
27 Messag,    3, 1   |   recognition of greater or lesser individual liberties. In the East the
28 Messag,    3, 1   |           where the liberty of the individual is restricted to speaking
29 Messag,    3, 1   |          itself in the mind of the individual. All that is left to him
30 Messag,    3, 2   |    eliminating or restrict­ing the individual's liberties but, as we have
31 Messag        (39)|         field without touching the individual, the family, or education.
32 Messag,    3, 2   |      society as a whole. There the individual is rescued from the shipwreck
33 Messag,    3, 2   |           his very condition as an individual puts him. It is the path
34   1,    7         |            that weakens either the individual's job security or the collective
35 Commun            |         inheres by nature in every individual. The same applies when it