What is a person? Often this concept is identified with the concept of "man." However, this is not true. After all, a newborn baby, possessing only a set of congenital reflexes, is not yet a full-fledged personality. And an adult whose mind is darkened due to mental illness cannot be considered a person in the full sense of the word.
Man is an integral part of society
The definition of "personality" is understood, first of all, as a rational person who is aware of his words and deeds and is able to take responsibility for his behavior.
By nature, man is a social being. From a very young age, he is surrounded by other people. Parents who raise and raise a child, teach him to speak, write, use cutlery, dress, play, sculpt, draw. They inspire him with how to behave, explain what is good and what is bad. As they grow older, the child communicates with other children and adults - on walks, in the kindergarten school. And, regardless of his desire, he becomes a part of society, takes part in a complex system of social relations. This continues his whole future life.
There are only extremely rare exceptions to this rule, when people who do not want to be in society become hermits and begin to live in secluded, inaccessible places.
