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    the flares, the transgressors’ eyes wandered the crowd and ceases on the young Equality, signaling him out for consideration. He acknowledges Equality’s attitude, the eagerness and the fearless gaze.The transgressor recognizes the same spirit of individualism and sets him aside as the subsequent brave soul who has the ability to re-discover the unspeakable word and to bring it back into human language. Equality tries to comprehend that the Saint of the pyre was trying to heed him, seeking to…

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    trouble. Granted, neighbors who did not call nor lacked the help to save the woman “seek almost automatically to disengage himself from the life of the street; he is on it only from necessity, rarely for pleasure” (175). By living in a society of individualism allows for only people taking care of themselves and not engage in other people’s business—encouraging inaction in emergencies. Therefore, when they hear a man or woman in need of help, their outlook towards this issue is irrelevant to…

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    understanding of Marshall’s definition of citizenship. Second one will have to gain an understanding of why Marshall believes that capitalism leads to inequality. Ultimately, there is tension among capitalism and citizenship because capitalism creates individualism that leads to a society where everyone must fend for himself or herself whether one is poor or rich. Also, there is tension because citizenship relies on the notion that all…

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    Gung Ho: Business Culture

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    In class, culture was defined as the values and norms that distinguish one group from another in society. Business culture varies across the globe and can cause friction to almost all aspects of running business. Gung Ho demonstrated the complications associated when companies from different countries try and collaborate. There are several, while displayed with comic exaggeration, differences displayed between the two business cultures. Management styles, individuality versus collectivism,…

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    Individuality and community are the two defining characteristics for humans. Driven by both his rage and vanity, Wittman in Tripmaster Monkey by Maxine Kingston searches for a balance of these principles. As a character, Wittman is a confused artist. He is trying to be an individual in contemporary society, but finds this impossible because people think of him as different. Wittman correctly comprehends that this is because of the color of his skin. Wittman wants people to view him as…

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    curiosity which his teachers heavily disliked and did not allow. Unfortunately for Equality 7-2521, it did not end there. Equality 7-2521 was also scolded often by the authorities just because he was taller than the others. In a society where individualism was rejected and…

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    Individualism sets many Americans apart from the rest of the world in how they conduct themselves. Everyone takes care of themselves, and no obligation is to be placed on another, nor is anyone to expect anything from peers. This mindset derived from the first Americans who were strong enough to break away from their homelands to look for a better life and opportunity elsewhere. They counted on themselves and not on governments for protection and provision. (Estes, 2012) American managers are…

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    Conformity vs. Individuality/independence Conformity is a sort of social impact including an adjustment in conviction or conduct keeping in mind the end goal to fit in with a group. This change is in light of real, which includes the physical vicinity of others, or imagined, which includes the pressure of social standards/expectations, group pressure. Conformity can likewise be essentially characterized as ‘giving to group pressures.’ At whatever point we change our conduct, perspectives, and…

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    media that can often control and overpower the opinions of many citizens. Many Americans have been greatly affected by the economic system of the country and the pressures of the economy that has surrounded them for many years. Therefore, economic individualism and self reliance has greatly affected the political culture of this nation as many individuals strive for equality of opportunity rather than equality of result. As a result, many of the decisions that the country makes is focused around…

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    Suicide Rates

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    Suicide is frequently believed to be an individual act, however, Emile Durkheim proposes it as a social fact that is dictated by society. Suicide is higher for men than women, single versus married, times of peace over war, and Protestants more so than Catholics and Jews. Such examples indicate that genetics are not the sole role for suicide and these differences between demographics are caused by society. Abrupt changes in economic activity are another factor in suicide rates, and,…

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