0
How does mr.keating subtly inspire the boys to create their own dead poets society?
Wiki User
∙ 8y agoWant this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
HOW MANY TIMES A DAY DO PEOPLE EAT CATS IN INDIA?
Depending on the caste system, in which Indian society is still subtly influenced by today, Indians often consume up to 3 to 12 felines per day.
What product was Pat Sajak subtly trying to endorse?
Milk
Would you like to see my proof that odd perfect numbers don't exist?
Not really. If it were a sound proof, it would be quickly published in any number of mathematical journals, not first on Answers.com. However, if you have a subtly flawed proof that purports to solve this ancient question, it might be entertaining as an exercise in proof analysis.
How do the views in society effect people's behavior?
There is much controversy over this question, and many scientists and sociologists are studying it all the time. Certainly, though, there are societal norms - behaviors that are generally accepted by all members of society to be right and normal. When one individual's behavior deviates too far from what is considered normal by the group, there's great upheaval - the group will decide whether to ostracize, to shun, or to accept the behavior given a bit of time. If the behavior harms no one, there is a greater chance of acceptance, but the society may take some time to observe, sometimes with wary regard. If the behavior is harmful to anyone in the society, the person is regarded with suspicion and may be avoided. If the behavior is obviously harmful, even subtly, then the behavior, and the person doing it, will be shunned and even ostracized. In this way, we influence behavior - we encourage those behaviors that benefit society; examples: altruism, heroism, generosity, honesty. Some will discourage those behaviors whose benefits are questionable or where it may be perceived as harmful; examples: homosexuality, birth out of wedlock. However, in cases such as these, there may be a lot of debate on the issue by the society as a whole as to whether there actually is harm before a conclusion is reached by society as a whole. Definitely, the group will discourage harmful behaviors such as criminal acts, violence, and adultery. In these behaviors there is always an injured party, though the injury may not be physical. As society progresses, some behaviors are re-visited. A good example is that as gays become more visible, the taboo that has kept them in the closet for many years lifts. It is a circular situation - as more is known, less is feared, and as less is feared, more come forward to answer questions, thus more is known and a lifestyle once ostracized becomes more mainstream. So it was with the women's movement beginning with the right to vote - as more women stepped forward to be heard, they were given more notice, more encouragement, and so more women stepped up - as a behavior begins to gain acceptance, more individuals will step in and add their voices to the few that began the movement. Faith and morality play a large part in the influencing of behaviors. People of faith generally base their values on the Bible or other holy book, and feel that they have the moral high ground if behaviors are called into question. Sometimes this argument can become the over-zealous so-called protection of values based on the very narrow views of a few very vocal individuals, which then remains unchallenged for a period of time. As more is known and the view becomes broader, these objections often erode and societal influence is diminished. As more and more people take an interest in an issue, influence will be felt quicker - if a subject isn't well known, it takes time for enough people to learn about it to create a swell of support or disagreement. Eventually, if the society is alive and vital, things change as progress is made and more is known. Time and information will help change society's view on any given subject, and then, once more, the influence will exert itself and things will change again.
What is the relationship between drama and plays?
Not only did Greek people watch drama for entertainment, they also watched it to interpret it. The Greeks took democracy very seriously, they looked to the playwrights to raise issues in society. After they watched a play, they would discuss it for hours, trying to decipher the true meaning of the story. In order to form a better civilization, these lessons were important to the Greek people. These famous wisdoms were the quotes from the plays that people would discuss. They would converse about what happened in the play, and what this character could have done better to that character and so on. Often, if the play they were discussing was a tragedy, they would compare the evil in the story versus the evil in the world. They would try to organize the civilization and find theories through the playwrights words. Today, this has still helped our democracy
What does Fitzgerald subtly wish to convey Gatsby?
Fitzgerald subtly conveys the theme of the American Dream through Gatsby's relentless pursuit of wealth and status, ultimately showing the emptiness and superficiality of material success. Additionally, Fitzgerald critiques the excesses and corruption of the Jazz Age society through Gatsby's tragic downfall.
What rhymes with Utley?
subtly
What rhymes with subtly?
Cuddly.
How do you pronounce subtly?
sud-ly
Is communicated subtly?
inderect evidence
Red dress and hazel eyes and brown hair what colour smokey eye should you go for?
I'd suggest a lot of soft greys with hints of greens and or purples. The grey will create a subtly dramatic effect, and I say subtly dramatic because it depends on how you'd like to apply it. The green will accent your red dress and purple goes well with hazel eyes.
What is the correct way to communicate a theme?
Subtly.
What is a synonym for subtly?
Obviously, loudly, in a big way
HOW MANY TIMES A DAY DO PEOPLE EAT CATS IN INDIA?
Depending on the caste system, in which Indian society is still subtly influenced by today, Indians often consume up to 3 to 12 felines per day.
What product was Pat Sajak subtly trying to endorse?
Milk
Persuasion differs subtly from pure argument in that it incites?
action
How do you subtly let a guy know you don't like him?
Facebook.
