How Has Culture Changed Over Time

Do people's view simply stay the same or change over time? Most likely change over time, but this is all due to culture. People have ever changing perspectives simply because of culture. The culture that surrounds us changes are view because it gives us a sense of normality and unity. To begin with, culture creates a sense of security and normality due to the lack of differences. In, "1984" by George Orwell, Orwell wrote on page 74, " All over Oceania this morning there were irrepressible spontaneous demonstrations when workers marched out of factories and offices and paraded through the streets with banners voicing their great gratitude to Big Brother...". Big Brother had implanted a culture that had revolved completely around him. Originally, before Big Brother came about, they refused to listen, ranging from disobedience to rebellion. However, after forcing his beliefs on the citizens, it has created a sense of unity and normality thus creating a chain effect. Resulting in a everyone changing their perspective and viewing Big Brother as a hero. Similarly, in Erich Maria Ramaque's book on page 12, " All Quiet on the Western Front", the nationally and/or culture of the people had changed the children's view upon war. Ramaque wrote," We came to realize - first with astonishment, then bitterness, and finally with indifference - that intellect …show more content…
Lake writes on page 105 of Springboard ," He is not culturally "disadvantaged", but he is culturally "different"." The culture that has surrounded him for so long had a prolonged effect on his perspective. He believes there are 13 months, although there are only 12 according to us. It had given him a heavy Native American way of thinking. He struggled to adjust to a new culture. His culture's powerful grip heavily influenced his