In the world out of the universities, investment bankers still promote how efficient and effective they are in order to improve their status. As Ho says, “investment banks have naturalized themselves as the primary destination for elite graduates as part of a program to consolidate and justify Wall Street’s domination of corporate America”(182). Attracting elite students to work inside is an important part for Wall Street to accomplish the goal that dominants the corporations in the America. They always promote the idea to the public that other companies are “less smart and less efficient”. Through their continuously self-promotion, individuals gradually accept the idea that Wall Street is one of the best places for people to work as a increasing number of students want to work there. Similarly, Nafisi also explains the hegemony in Islamic societies. As she says, “this was a country where all gestures, even the most private, were interpreted in political terms”(294). Individuals in Tehran are being censored at all times, especially the female. Women do not have their own freedom since they are required to wear veils and robes and cannot talk with the opposite sex. Even if women have to follow the rule when they stay at home. Every time Nafisi made her room messed up, her mother would blame her and repeat that she was living in an Islamic country where the public needs to follow the rule even if they were at home. Both essays talks about how hegemony out of the universities influences individuals. Even if women in the United States have the rights to study their favorites classes in universities, they are still looked down by many employers in Wall Street. Hegemony exists in every corner of the countries that individuals try to manage the anxiety created by
In the world out of the universities, investment bankers still promote how efficient and effective they are in order to improve their status. As Ho says, “investment banks have naturalized themselves as the primary destination for elite graduates as part of a program to consolidate and justify Wall Street’s domination of corporate America”(182). Attracting elite students to work inside is an important part for Wall Street to accomplish the goal that dominants the corporations in the America. They always promote the idea to the public that other companies are “less smart and less efficient”. Through their continuously self-promotion, individuals gradually accept the idea that Wall Street is one of the best places for people to work as a increasing number of students want to work there. Similarly, Nafisi also explains the hegemony in Islamic societies. As she says, “this was a country where all gestures, even the most private, were interpreted in political terms”(294). Individuals in Tehran are being censored at all times, especially the female. Women do not have their own freedom since they are required to wear veils and robes and cannot talk with the opposite sex. Even if women have to follow the rule when they stay at home. Every time Nafisi made her room messed up, her mother would blame her and repeat that she was living in an Islamic country where the public needs to follow the rule even if they were at home. Both essays talks about how hegemony out of the universities influences individuals. Even if women in the United States have the rights to study their favorites classes in universities, they are still looked down by many employers in Wall Street. Hegemony exists in every corner of the countries that individuals try to manage the anxiety created by