The Importance Of Individualism

As individuals, and in groups, we can change our communities. We can set up neighbourhoods and institutions in which people commit them self to working to form strong relationship bonds and alliances with people of diverse cultures and backgrounds.

Whenever we need to break unsatisfactory habits, change our ways of thinking, or even do something differently, no matter how hard we try, many of us go back to our old habits/selves. It is important to use all our will and realize when we are referring back to our old ideology and try as much as we can to build a new way of thinking. Through many classic stories, main characters look as if they are on their road to change by starting to build the new, but it is just too hard for them and they want conformity, so they go back to their old selves. According to the article, “Teen Gangstas”, by Raychelle Cassada Lohmann, the plight of Ponyboy Curtis, the protagonist from S.E. Hinton’s classic young adult novel, The Outsiders, will end tragically unless he adopts a pet in which he grows and bond and cares for.

Without leaders, our country would fall apart though. As I said before, there are people that always want special treatment. And everyone wants to have something better. They, in some way, want more freedom than everybody else. But here 's the thing about freedom.

It contains different cultures who all have different religious beliefs and practices. That is where the second and more crucial element of tolerance is needed. Since the society is made up of a diverse group, each person in the different groups need to tolerate each others beliefs and practices. Though the different groups may not believe in the same things, they have to be willing to allow and understand that each group of religious people have their own beliefs. Tolerance is very important in a pluralist society because if there is no tolerance between the various cultures then there would be violence between the cultures.

You have to learn from those moments just like Jeannette and I did. Jeannette and I might not have the same exact life, but we have one thing in common. We learn and live for the moments. We both have a mother and father that want us to be someone better than ourselves. We both will show our parents, we are who we are and if they do not accept that, then they should not come to us when we are good and making money.

Before I saw the elderly would not dare to approach them, talk alone with them. After long-term care services to learn, let me learn how to care for the elderly and in contact with them. I realized that each person is unique individual life, not because of a certain part of the disability and then despise them. We should be based on a sincere and caring heart to get along with them. However, before that we must first develop a respect for life.

In the end, new parents should try their best to not be too strict with their children and need to let their child express themselves. In conclusion, my parents were a mix of authoritative and permissive with me and my three older siblings. Their mixture of parenting styles had both positive and negative influences on my behavior as child. However, I hope I am the same way with my children as my parents were with me.

It 's a significant aspect that can take the form of apparent social pressure or faint insensible influence. As much as everyone would like to think of them selves as “unique”, the fact is that we 're decisive to fit in. Researchers have found that people conform for a number of various different reasons. In many cases, it is done by simply observing other individuals and gaining ideas on how to behave. Other people might have greater knowledge or experience than we do, so following them can actually be informative.

Becoming a role model means helping and showing guidance and support towards the child. Coming into a new home the child might have trust issues, might be shy, a little rude, scared. Depending on what has happened to the child in the past everyone has a different background story but don’t pressure the child to open up he/she will adapt differently towards other. People can’t one day wake up and think “ I want to become a foster/adoptive parent today”. To become a legal guardian of someone take commitment.

If cultural norms were to change, religion and society would not accept them at first because as humans, we are more welcoming to what we are familiar rather than something unheard of. The fact is, once a belief is ingrained into society, it’s hard to uproot and change the norms expected upon everyone. These oppressive beliefs will always be present to some in a society, no matter how much cultural change has affected the community today. As one society of the world, we continue to change and attempt to accept and insinuate change for the greater good and for cultural

Therefore, I came to realize that there are two different types of success: extrinsic and intrinsic. However, most people get confused and look towards extrinsic success, which is money, fame, and recognition from others, even though they should look towards intrinsic success, such as true happiness and passions. But in order to switch from external to internal goals one has

With this being said, culture brings about the inner parts of an individual society. Culture also defines values, but without that there would be a social discord and society will fail. Society, as a whole cannot function properly without cultural norms that help with behavior and values, and culture could not be in play without societal influences to create it. In retrospect, these things must coexist in order for humans to coexist in an organized manner. But all in all, culture changes over times, as norms change, but the individuals of that society help that change to happen, so as an individual of that society we have some control over the culture itself.

In Fahrenheit 451, there are many obvious differences in the dystopian society that the novel takes place in, and our present day society. However, there are also many overlooked similarities in the societies. Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 is both different, and alike our modern day societies. Initially, the America that the novel takes place in is much more of an authoritarian society then present day America.

Society is made up of multiple factors including individuality and opposition. George Orwell’s 1984 is a novel that depicts a communist dystopian society. Orwell wrote this novel to show what will happen to society under Communist control—more specifically, Joseph Stalin’s control. Orwell presents the reader with a protagonist, Winston, and through Winston, the reader can see the effects of extreme, forced conformity in a society. Through 1984, the reader can conclude that a society as a whole cannot thrive when constrained.