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    victims and their availability and vulnerability to aggressive men in social environments. I also followed the Vanderbilt gang rape case involving members of the Vanderbilt football team which seemed to be a prime example of falling into Social Norms or as the defense attourney in this particular case described as “College Culture”. I am using social norms theory to provide a sociological explanation of masculinity‚ physicality‚

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    treatment for illnesses‚ racism was visible and real‚ and several went through their own type of depression. John Steinbeck‚ the author of Of Mice & Men was a war correspondent during WWII‚ and wrote many other books about social and economic issues. He often writes stories that take place during the Great Depression and around World War II. In the book Of Mice & Men‚ the main human rights concerns are dealt around loneliness‚ racism‚ and mental illnesses. Most of the characters struggle with loneliness‚

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    Of Mice and Men is a novel in which John Steinbeck‚ the author‚ portrays many broken dreams. Steinbeck is a famous author known for many books like “The Grapes of Wrath‚” and “The Long Valley.” The book was published in 1994 by Penguin Classics. The book is geared towards teenagers and above. The genre of the book is considered novella. George and Lennie‚ the main characters‚ show what it’s like to live as a migrant worker in the early 1900’s. In “Of Mice and Men” Steinbeck shows dreams can easily

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    In Steinbeck’s Mice and Men‚ companionship is the main theme of the book; this gives the characters purpose and hope in the Great Depression. In the time this book was written migrant workers had no friends and often went alone to find jobs‚ that is why everyone questions Lennie and George traveling together (Steinbeck‚ 21). The book starts with Lennie and George running from Weed because Lennie accidently assaulted a woman‚ most people in George’s situation would have left Lennie as he is always

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    Hierarchies. The Egyptians had it‚ the Greek‚ and even Mesopotamians. In the book Of Mice and men‚ the Tyler Ranch’s bunk house‚ “a long rectangular building” has a hierarchy. Slim‚ “a jerkline skinner” is on the top of it. Firstly‚ Slim is an enjoyable person‚ he is very skilled at his trade‚ and he is respected by everyone at the ranch. First of all‚ Slim is an enjoyable person. He talks very casually towards George and Lennie‚ the newcomers. “It’s brighter than a bitch outside” That’s not something

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    Companionship Have you ever had a companion? Well‚ George and Lennie were great companions! The short novel “Of Mice and Men” written by John Steinbeck is a novel that teaches you about companionship. The two main characters in this Novel are George and Lennie. This novel teaches you about having a companion in your life. I think comfort and companionship are profound human needs that‚ when unmet‚ can destroy the human spirit. George and Lennie are traveling together everywhere

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    The atmosphere in the setting of the book “Of Mice and Men” is complex‚ thus being multiple sides to it. There are factors of the ranch that make it a good place to be in‚ but there are also factors that don’t. Certain people create a certain ambient‚ such as a happy one or a sad one. Slim creates a welcoming ambient and a pleasant one‚ with his cheerfulness and willingness to make new friends. “Are you the new ones‚ can’t wait to have you in my team‚ I got a pair of bunks in my team that don’t know

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    slowly to the edge of the pen and peek over. Aww. Those puppies can make anyone’s heart melt. In that moment‚ nothing else matters but those adorable‚ little‚ innocent faces. But are they really so innocent? Although some characters in Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck are pretty noble throughout the story‚ certain circumstances can bring out cruelty in any individual regardless of their identity. Even though Slim and George come off as nice and noble people‚ cruelty lies deep inside them. Under

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    Could you imagine waking up one day with an incurable disease‚ or waking up in unbearable pain? Would you want to die with mercy or have to live your life with the unbearable pain? In the novel Of Mice & Men by John Steinbeck‚ George one of the main characters‚ has to face this with his best friend Lennie‚ who has murdered the wife of a fellow rancher Curly. So George has to make the decision of letting Lennie face Curly‚ or to end Lennie’s life and save him from the torture Curly would give him

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    understanding by both parties of group norms would have enabled them to understand how mistakes were made and maybe how to fix them‚ possibly by enabling the Australians to including new behaviours into their group. We are discussing the concept of group norms in Daniel‚ C. Feldman’s article ‘The Development and Enforcement of Group Norms’. We will tie this in with Irving Janis’ concept of groupthink‚ which is arguably caused by the development and enforcement of group norms. Daniel Feldman (1984‚ p.47)

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