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    ‘Dead Poet Society’ is really a movie about conformity. Conformity is a powerful and the most overwhelming theme in the movie ‘Dead Poet Society’. The school demands for conformity from the students‚ Mr Keating’s informal attitude in teaching challenges conformity and how the movie shows many consequences of conformity prove that conformity is the main theme in ‘Dead Poet Society’. At Welton Academy they demand conformity of its students. The camera zooms into a group of straight-faced

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    Conformity to society‚ is it for the good or for the bad? Every human is different we cannot all be the same‚ therefore we cannot allow there to be conformity in our society or allow it to overpower us. As young adolescents and even adults‚ society has high expectations for us that we must meet in order to “fit in”. Society should not have rules or laws for everyone to follow when they are simply told to be themselves but so much is expected of them. No good benefits can ever come from society giving

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    of our personalities that may not conform to whatever is the norm or the accepted at a given time. When this is the case‚ we sometimes feel forced to change‚ thus we are susceptible to blind conformity. Although many might believe that they are striving for individuality‚ I believe that the term “individuality” just comes down to semantics and that there is not a realistic way out of becoming one of society’s members‚ or “eaters”. The fact that people want to be alike and to be able to relate to

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    It is known that humans are social beings and with that comes the complexity of human interaction in societies. In all societies‚ there exists social influences that are known as conformity and obedience. These are traits that can be encountered in almost all societies. Both obedience and conformity involve social influence and have the ability to encourage an individual to engage in a certain behaviour. This can be done with or without the recipient of the social influence being aware that he or

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    The Dead Poets Society is a film that shows that you should embrace your individuality. It takes place at a private school called Welton Academy and is loosely based on the Tom Schulman‚ the screen writer’s life. The movie shows how Mr. Keating’s changes the lives of the students of Welton‚ by teaching not only the curriculum‚ but also to be an individual. The movies shows the struggles of being a nonconformists in a conforming society. In Dead Poets Society‚ there was constant motifs shown throughout

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    work that he is doing‚ much like the protagonist of “Office Space” Peter Gibbons‚ he slowly begins to resent society. The thoughts of being lied to by society plants seed in both Peter Gibbons and Bartleby’s minds as they are slowly crushed by the conformity that is encouraged in the workforce. In addition‚ in Office Space‚ Peter Gibbons was isolated in a cubicle‚ squared off from the rest of the world as he read and changed code. He received no benefits from doing so other than keeping his job

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    to have a “long” nose which makes him feel insecure and keeps him from revealing his love for his cousin Roxane. Conformity can create an equality and justice in society‚ if rejected the individual will have a low self esteem‚ as well as the singularity in the community. Every individual in a society plays vital role that contributes to the success of the community; hence‚ conformity can be viewed in many

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    In society today‚ we have many social responsibilities that we are almost expected to follow. The question arising here is‚ should we conform to them? If we were to do so‚ how would it affect individuals and our society? Most of these actions are very old fashioned and carry back to older times. Due to that fact‚ we should be expected to conform to them and act in that manner. With the time we live in today too many people of all ages are lacking manners and a sense of how they

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    Individuality to Group Identity Your Name Individuality to Group Identity Identity is a very difficult idea to grasp. There are an abundant amount of definitions and views for the individual to make sense of. Identity is strictly a self-image derived from patterns of behavior seen in society and attributing characteristics to one’s self‚ based on similarities or differences. Those similarities or differences could be based on upbringing‚ physical attributes‚ goals‚ or interests. A group

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