Person as a subject of social relations

In modern society, the interaction of people occurs on the basis of the dependence of one person on another and the need of one for the other. A person forms his identity under the influence of both norms and values common to the culture as a whole and specific to the subculture. It is shown that a person can be a subject of social relations only to the extent that his activity merges with the activity of other people who are part of a historical community or a stable association of people.