Social Setting In William Faulkner's A Rose For Emily

Social psychology is a study of how people’s behaviors are influenced by others. Every human behavior has characteristic that are born in them no matter their environment. The study of interactions is important between people because such interactions can cause differences in treatment of one another. Analyzing how each person reacts to a different situation in their life is a unique learning process. Each individual interaction tells their story of why they are built this way and is it because of social setting (Brain)? The belief system for humans come from many different influences that affect people’s life. A family is the biggest influences on people but our surroundings play a huge role in how we behave. “A Rose for Emily” showed social segregation because of how they treated her and her treatment of the townspeople. People place blame and say they were born with the characteristic of bad behaviors and attitudes but that is not always
If people choose to take a different path in life they can break the cycle. Right wing authoritarianism involves how much someone is socially controlled, how much they obey someone in power and strongly they stick to moral values and social norms. In “A Rose for Emily “the whole town seemed to think and act the same way not one person thought differently.
They town seemed socially controlled and stuck in the mindset of Emily’s wrong doings and not their own (Brain). The social settings in this world have determined where people end up in life but only because the person allowed it to. We have a right to choose how we act, treat and interact with others. Social acceptance is longed for by most humans and we adapt to others ways. As humans, we want to fit in but we don’t always just like Emily did not. Each individual tells their own story of how they were built by their social settings and it affects their