In social studies there has been always a kind of tension between the unifying and differentiating ways of thinking . Differentiating thinking is used to go deeper into the known phenomena so that to characterize them as precise as possible. Unifying thinking is used to approach processes in their integrity, keeping in mind that the knowledge available about the wholeness is inevitably fuzzy. However fuzzy the knowledge of the wholeness, it always conveys meaning to those who are able to zoom into the fuzzy granules of its description, releasing their intellectual, emotional or spiritual contents. At the source of these enigmas and paradoxes is the bottomless complexity of human individuality.
Society is only an abstract word.
What really exist are the individuals with their physical, emotional, mental and spiritual fractality, granularity and above all, integrity . With each other and with the universe. It is difficult for mind to grasp the concept of integrity. And there is no bridge between them. These words are equally meaningless for a mind that thrives mostly on control, power, prestige, possession, and search for selfish pleasures.