व्यक्तिवादी (en. Individualist)

In general, collectivist countries like Japan, that tend to put group goals ahead of personal goals, show higher rates of conformity than do individualist countries like the United States.

Those kind of deaths really are worrying because we have become an individualist and hedonistic society, and our leaders are very concerned about being re-elected.

Not all 19th- and 20th-century libertarians agreed - a notable counterexample being the individualist anarchist Benjamin Tucker, who thought patents were a pillar of plutocracy.

She left NR because - an individualist in every respect - she preferred not to be edited.

According to Bond and Smith, there's a huge difference between individualist and collectivist cultures when it comes to conformity, probably in part because, while we in the United States and in other individualist countries tend to view conformity somewhat negatively, people in collectivist cultures often see it in terms of harmony, or cooperativeness, or even tactfulness.

The entire period of our history over the past half century has been portrayed in a novel from the alien positions of a vicious bourgeois individualist, for whom a revolution is a meaningless and cruel rebellion, chaos and universal savagery.