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    In society people are expected to follow many unwritten rules that are thought to be the “norm”. When one decides to break one of societies unwritten rules it puts not only the rule breaker but everyone around in positions where they are forced out of their comfort zones and must adjust to the abnormal. For this assignment the task was to choose multiple norms to break in front of various audiences then analyze the experience both as the norm breaker and reactions of the unknowing audience. This

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    around the city. Overall, I loved my stay at the Hyatt because of their helpful staff. The responsibilities of the student interns varied a lot, depending on what location you were assigned. There were three major locations the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Verizon Center Stadium, and Capitol Hill. The Verizon Center was mainly used on Monday because that day is when all the big named

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    Social Norms In Deviance

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    reacted to me. The main reason why I was cross-dressing was for a cosplay for Fan Expo convention. A place where one would really bat an eye if someone was walking around in a bunny costume let alone if someone was cross-dressing so I won't be explaining much about my experiences there, what I will be doing is talking about other related topics such as ; Cross-dressing in a public area away on my way to the convention, Buying makeup, wigs and other beauty products as a male, the act of touching up makeup

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    Besides, what will my friends and their wives say if they find out? We have a place in society. A standing that Radha has always treated rather carelessly") stand in a contrast to Radha's feelings. (nair 70)12 This makes her decide to break the conventions once

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    The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare takes place in 16th century Venice, a social, artistic and political, hub of Europe. The protagonist Antonio, a wealthy merchant, takes out a loan so that his dear friend Bassanio can travel to Belmont in hopes of winning the heart of Portia, the daughter of an affluent nobleman. As it is against Christian law to loan money with interest, Antonio seeks out Shylock, a Jewish money lender who has had quarrels with Antonio in the past. One of the most important

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    The Problem of Social Construction, Social Convention vs. The Real Human Life Social convention and social construction are both constructed by people, in a way for them to describe their behaviors and opinions. Everyone is created and loved by God, for they are unique in their own ways, with a mind and heart, and with dreams and hopes. The Chrysalids is a story that shows how imperfect society truly is. In The Chrysalids, David and his crew are considered different, which is against the Waknuk

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    Breaking A Norm Analysis

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    A norm is “a rule or guideline regarding what kinds of behavior are acceptable and appropriate within a culture” (pg. 84). However, I would say I broke a folkway which is “a loosely enforced norm involving common customs, practices, or procedures that ensures smooth social interaction and acceptance” (pg.84). The folkway that I broke, was standing in another person’s personal space, I stood really close and put my chin on their shoulder and tried not to say a word. I did this experiment in the

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    Social norms are the rules of behavior that are considered acceptable in a group or society. Typically, the norms are not challenged because people are afraid of the consequences. When someone breaks a social norm, they risk ridicule, embarrassment, and possibly punishment. Some examples of social norms include shaking hands when meeting someone, making direct eye contact, and driving on the right side of the road in the United States. For my assignment, I decided to violate personal space norms

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    In each society, people are inclined to follow a collection of societal norms. What is social norm? It is a practiced set of unwritten behavioral rules that are primarily based on the environment, culture, and one’s upbringing. Societal norms can also be utilized as a tool to declare what is normal and abnormal or what is acceptable and unacceptable. In this essay, I am expected to break a societal norm and report back with a thorough analysis. My primarily focus would be the invasion of personal

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    Social Convention and Samuel Butler's Erewhon

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    Social Convention and Samuel Butler's Erewhon   There are many conceivable explanations that have the potential to rationalize the preservation of society through time.  These explanations clarify the fact that society, since its inception, has continued to exist.  I assert that the precise reason for this self-perpetuation is convention, and moreover, that convention encompasses all of the other possible explanations for this continuance.  Yet this conclusion merely

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