The question of the matter is whether you should do something or not because you"re expected to. Whereas its really a question of how you view our society. Take, for instance, the boy who sees these big guys going off to war carrying big weapons. He's probably going to dream about being in the army. Then some day when he gets old enough he's going to go off to war and get killed because society gleams on the fact that if you go to war your going to be a hero. Now if you say went to Vietnam, people just where disgusted at you because of the mindless slaughter. Where the fact is that none of the people rally wanted to get dragged into the war in the first place. .
Another example is tipping; you should tip if the waiter or waitress is a good server. Except for that most people just tip because society deems it right. Then there are the people that are saying "well its figured into there pay." What about the McDonalds workers getting dirt pay. What about them. What society is saying is that tip these people but don't tip this person. Who is society to say who should get tipped and who shouldn't? Look at it this way, all men are created equal right? Well what about those who are in the same line of work and don't even get the benefit of tips. That doesn't sound very equal to me.
A movie states this clearer than I probably could. This movie name is "Reservoir Dogs." Rent it some time and you will see what I mean. Steve Buscemi renders this point. (From "Fargo", "Con Air", "Big Daddy", and many others.) .
There you have my view on who decides what we should or shouldn't do.
Also it showed the difficulties of the gender expectations had brought in our modern society. ... Durham was a male dominant society boys grew up fast with any male. ... Billy was a boy who wanted to become a ballerina in a male dominant society. ... Due to Durham being a male dominant society. ... Anger at the gender expectations in the world. ...
He believes the very people who have urged the situation into existence is too often the people who gripe about the increasing lack of responsibility in our society. ... They suggest some of the following protective factors that the family and parents can have, or can be a possible new approach to preventing problems later on down the road: Family Factors include: Parental Supervision, Child's Attachment to Parent, Parent's Attachment to Child, Parent's Involvement in Child's Activities Educational Factors: Reading Percentile, Mathematics Percentile, Commitment to Sch...
It has had strong impressions on the society, culture, and beliefs of its time. ... Hence Dickens keeps in accordance with Victorian society by helping his main character realize his dream of becoming a gentleman not through society, but through sound principles. ... First of all, Victorian society was one marked by class distinctions. ... He assigns Joe and Biddy to low society, Pumblechook to the middle class, and Miss Havisham to high society. ... All in all, Victorian life is in many ways reflected in Charles Dickens" "Great Expectations". ...
Society also has expectations for individuals. ... His entire life previous to this was spent as the typical Brahmin's son, and he fulfilled the duties and expectations put on him by society. ... Effects of society, conflicts with it, and expectations put on by society are also heavily prevalent in The Chosen, by Chaim Potok. ... As both Danny and Reb Saunders step out of some of their expectations, they both also kept with a great deal of their mold formed by society. ... Good and bad come out of conforming to as well as rebelling from society and it's expectations. ...
The concept of the gentleman vs. the working man is portrayed in to day's society by not being as important. ... In today's society working men and gentlemen interact a lot more and are becoming more alike. ... The working men in Great Expectations had to work harder and didn't get as much money as the working men of today's society who don't have to work as hard and get paid more. ... But in today's society that is more common. ... "Great Expectations is one of Dickens dark novels," Says Stevenson who finds Great Expectations to be a somewhat comical and grote...
The storylines of The Wave and Dead Poets Society are similar. ... Similarly, in Dead Poets Society, a high expectations school, Welton Academy, has a well-known and respected name. The student's conform to the schools rules until one day; a small group of boys form a society - the Dead Poets Society. ... Another student in Dead Poets Society who lost his individuality is Knox Overstreet. ... He was a part of the Dead Poets Society and always wanted attention. ...
Dead Poets Society is a film about real life issues. ... Already the mounting expectations to perform are thrown upon the students, and to conform to these demands is the only way to please and succeed. ... When they find an old school book, they are curious to find out what their English teacher Mr Keating's involvement was with a particular society, entitled the Dead Poets Society. ... The magical romanticism of such an idea entraps the boys to reform the society. ... The all boys boarding school of Welton Academy enforces a strict code of discipline and conformity, whilst also pressur...
The all boys school of Welton Academy enforces a strict and unbreakable code of discipline and conformity, whilst also weighing on the students shoulders are high expectations from both parents and school. ... Already the mounting expectations to perform are thrown upon the students, and to conform to these demands is the only way to please and succeed. ... When they find an old school book, they are curious to find out what their English teacher Mr Keating's involvement was with a particular society, entitled the Dead Poets Society. ... The magical romanticism of such an idea entraps the...
These set of expectations seem to fit what most of society believes that girls ought to be. ... Therefore, the title of this story being "Girl," gives specific reason why I believe that this story is societies expectations on girls. Last of all, the last couple of sentences of the story makes me think that the expectations are put upon the girl is from society. ... The girl's question to society is what if I can"t feel the bread and society answers back to her, after all the rules and expectations that have been presented to you, you are unable to do an easy task? ... These expec...