Perdonar De Robin Casarjian

Human Existence

INTRODUCTION

The following essay will have the purpose of giving to know the great necessity that the human beings have to socialize, share with other of their species, abandoning the loneliness of themselves, exploring the divergences that the social relationships have and the rules or norms established by the same society.

In the short story 'Nine lives' written by theauthor Ursula Kroeber Le Guin, is a science fiction story where she describes that situation of solitude, the need of sharing and the restlessness arose by the clonation of human beings. Besides, in this essay will be criticize the theme of humaneness and how is it seen to social level. Likewise, the role of language in the development of the story and how all of these factors can help toexemplify universality.

Human Existence

The human existence is constituted by the human being, and those individuals are endowed of faculty of reasoning, they have consciousness of themselves, of their partners, their past and all the possibilities of their future. In turn, these representing of the human existence have an extensive necessity of surviving between their partners; since, if they arealone, they cannot survive because it is difficult.

Lozano (1995) claims that:

“The influence of society in the man occurs because the man only can live

in groups with determined institutions and all of them make conditional

him because they establish rules and norms to follow”. (p. 46)

According to the text 'Nine lives', the author Ursula K. Le Guin mentions in one of her lines thefollowing sentence: “He doesn't know how you go it alone. He must learn. Give him time”.

Additionally, it is possible to say that the individual has the necessity to communicate with the other in all the process of his life. (Reproductive, religious, loving, etc). All the members of a society might not negate an amount of conflicts. It is a done that the individuals have the capacity ofdividing to themselves and feeling any part of themselves and also, they have a fight by determining their ways of acting in front of situations that require of their attentions, and in the measure that they feel like social beings. The conflict between society and individual continue in the same individual as a fight between all the parts of his character. Society pretends to be everything and be onlyone unit, in order that all its individuals are only one member, they must put all their forces in the social function that have practiced, they have to transform until they have charged entirely in the most appropriate carrier of its social function.

Lozano (1995) states that:

“In this sense the most important role of the man in society, is eminent

transforming, revolutionary; in themeantime, he creates rules, values,

norms and even new groups and social institutions”. (p. 46)

On the other hand, based in the condition of the man, it is possible to say that human beings are physically weak by nature, and they only group with other of their same species will get to survive. The humaneness that is represented by the human beings in such social group, it is the major tendencywith a real solidarity, it is the major base of society and owning of an elemental and just conscience of identity.

The experience of being separated means to be alone without any possibility to use human powers. The need of the man or individual is to overcome his state of separation. To abandon his solitude by means of the socialization with other individuals in a process in which they acceptthe norms of behavior and adapt to them. Of course, this doesn't imply that the individuals abandon of being like they are. The human being is considered a social person since he starts to exist, but, during his life acquire continuous changes and adaptations. Every individual possesses an unique serie from certain genetical characteristics and every one proceeds in a serie of vital experiences....