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    be something we’re not. Society thinks that conformity is huge part of life‚ that it keeps everything together. Conformity is important‚ but what’s more important is being unique‚ being yourself not someone you’re not. It is not good for individuals to change their feels‚ beliefs‚ looks‚ or actions to fit in with society because you’re basically changing your image to impress people. Conformity causes people to be something their not. In the movie “Dead Poets Society” Mr.Keating wants his students

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    ACADEMIC ESSAY Importance of Family in Our Life Family is placed in the centre and top of priority of our life. Family will take care of our well-being‚ acts as our role model‚ and they helps develop our values and identity. Through family‚ children can be taught moral values‚ cultural heritage and the spiritual. (Uhler‚ 2012). As a family‚ there is a responsibility to take care of family members’ well-being. Parents should ensure that their child feel homey‚ get well and ease their burden in

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    Argument In order to maintain structure within society there are many intuitions that employed to achieve this goal. Work is an example of responsibly‚ discipline‚ and cultural awareness‚ qualities you will need for your future work life. First‚ how working teaches you responsibility‚ while working you have a set schedule that you have to maintain in order to be paid‚ so missing work means you have a lower paycheck and young teenagers love money and don’t want to miss any paychecks. You are in

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    Law and Society Essay

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    Nicole Miller 12/26/14 Law and Society For women in the 19th century‚ marriage was a binding contract that required them to sign their life away to the man that they loved. They lost all of the rights to their property‚ their income‚ and basically their independence. Women were expected to keep the household tidy and running smoothly‚ as well as earn some type of living that didn’t require much of leaving the house. Women were also expected to present their husbands with everything they needed‚

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    The Giver Vs Our Society

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    if our society was more like a dystopia? Where everyone isn’t happy and they can’t express their feelings or the way they’re acting. The difference between “The Giver” society and our society is that everyone gets controlled by people in “The Giver” society and everyone can do what they want but by law in our society everyone remembers stuff and is happy but the giver people can’t remember things if they know to much they kill them. The difference between “The Giver”society and our society is that

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    valued because it tells one that in society they are alone and that being in society they will lose their identity. Society can isolate one from others because when conform they agree to follow someone else’s ideas; which they do not fully believe in and that can cause one to be alone. Society can cause one lose their identity because of how they have to give up their ideas and beliefs just to fit into society. Individuality can help those who are alone in society become happy with themselves and find

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    Loving Dr. Thompson Sociology 201 4/19/2012 The Common Courtesy in Our Society In every society‚ there are norms established that are used as laws‚ with no consequences if you decide to break them (Schaefer 48). I decided to break a social norm to see other people’s reactions to my out of the ordinary behavior. One type of social norm is an informal norm‚ which is a generally understood behavior that is not written down as a law (Schaefer 49). An example of an informal norm in the United States

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    Most people usually follow the laws but‚ what happens when the laws interferes with your moral beliefs? People should follow their morals laws and do what is right for them not what the law wants them to do. Antigone ignored the law when she believed she could bury her brother. But since Polynices‚ her brother‚ was a traitor who died in war‚ the law does not allow. Antigone does what she believes is right even if that means death for her. The law is ignored in the play “Antigone” by Sophocles

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    In the novel "The Giver" the society is much different from our society today. Well‚ it’s not completely different. The societies also have many things that are similar between them. Some are more difficult to identify‚ but all of them are still existing. There are an extremely good amount of similarities and differences that can be identified and explained from throughout our society and the society of The Giver. One example of a similarity between the two societies is‚ they are both ruled by a

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    Law in Australian Society

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     payments‚  access  to   medical  benefits  and/or  job  security  in  exchange  for  mandatory  relinquishment  of  employees  right  to  sue  an   employer  under  civil  or  tort  law‚  thus  providing  the  employer  with  immunity  from  legal  action‚  saving  time‚   money  and  reputation .       Role  of  the  High  Court  and  New  South  Wales

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