Volume : 4, Issue : 12, DEC 2018

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VALUES IN SOCIETY

DR. ALI HASAN

Abstract

Values are essential for the smooth running of society. They provide moral conduct to guide our behavior. The neglect of values bring chaos and frustration. It should be the endeavor of institutions to present the model and inculcate the values among the young generation.

Keywords

VALUES, DRIVES, CONTEMPORARY, DEHUMANIZATION, NOTHINGNESS, NIHILISM.

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