Man must, above and before everything else, be self-conscious in order that he might assess his activities morally. The knowledges one possesses about himself and the other/s are complimentary. Being aware of one's own 'I' generates identity of the self, which, in turn, engenders personality. On the one hand, while the human obtains his identity from society, on the other, he forms society in terms of a being of identity. This, consequently, shows us that moral value's individual and social aspects are shaped together, reciprocally.