In Dead Poet’s Society, John Keating, an english teacher, believes completely in the transcendental lifestyle. He feels standing up for what one believes in and challenging everyday life allows for a better life. During one of Keating’s teachings, he stands on his desk to show his class that “we must constantly look at things in a different way" (Weir). Keating explains that going along with society allows for no change, that we need to go against the normal and think outside of the box. Looking at things in various ways helps people learn and discover new ideas. In another teaching lesson Keating states, “… you must strive to find your own voice. Because the longer you wait to begin, the less likely you are to find it at all" (Weir). By the time we become adults, we have already chosen whether or not we will flow with or against society. He says that we need to find our own voice early on in life because if one waits until the last minute to decide, it makes it harder to believe in ourselves. Leaving the corrupt society allows us to connect better with ourselves and
In Dead Poet’s Society, John Keating, an english teacher, believes completely in the transcendental lifestyle. He feels standing up for what one believes in and challenging everyday life allows for a better life. During one of Keating’s teachings, he stands on his desk to show his class that “we must constantly look at things in a different way" (Weir). Keating explains that going along with society allows for no change, that we need to go against the normal and think outside of the box. Looking at things in various ways helps people learn and discover new ideas. In another teaching lesson Keating states, “… you must strive to find your own voice. Because the longer you wait to begin, the less likely you are to find it at all" (Weir). By the time we become adults, we have already chosen whether or not we will flow with or against society. He says that we need to find our own voice early on in life because if one waits until the last minute to decide, it makes it harder to believe in ourselves. Leaving the corrupt society allows us to connect better with ourselves and