Person Dignity Theory
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The Person Dignity Theory (
Cần Lao Party, a former political party
.
Doctrine
The
materialist. Both capitalism and communism assume that people are only instruments of production, while the Person Dignity Theory promoted a spiritual and physical person, with consequential changes for supply and demand based not on the individual but on the community.[2]
The Personal Dignity Theory is based on "Three Theories":
- Personalism
- Community (the community's good)
- Spiritual (as opposed to materialism)
The Person Dignity Theory emphasized the well-being of the community. The ideal community, as the theory postulated, was based on
modernization
which the theory saw as important.
International link
The Person Dignity Theory drew inspiration from many world leaders, such as Juan Perón of Argentina, Carlos Castillo Armas of Guatemala, Sukarno of Indonesia, António de Oliveira Salazar of Portugal, Francisco Franco of Spain and Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia.
See also
References
- ISBN 9781851099610.
- ^ Huỳnh Văn Lang (2011). Ký ức Huỳnh Văn Lang (in Vietnamese). Hoa Kỳ.
Further reading
- Emmanuel Mounier, Révolution personnaliste et communautaire, F. Aubier, 1932–1935.
- Emmanuel Mounier, De la Propriété Capitaliste à la Propriété Humaine, Desclée de Brouwer, 1936.
- Emmanuel Mounier, Le personnalisme., Presses universitaires de France, 1950.