Up@dawn 2.0

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Group 4 (Allie, Asiyah, Hannah, Katie) Sec-1

Was Kierkegaard view himself as a comformist?
No.

Discussion: Do you agree with Kierkegaard's non-comformity?

3 comments:

  1. I think that it depends on the person.
    I know many people who love the feeling of belonging to something, be it a church community, sorority or even the PTA. I also know people who love being unique and do not want to be defined by the groups surrounding them.
    I think that it is easy to oppose something that doesn't resonate with your own view, but both of them are good in their own way.

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  2. I believe that everyone fits in with groups. Even those who don't want to be in a group form a group of non-wanting-to-group groupies. It's not that you are defined by your group, but you still have qualities that would have you belonging to at least one of them.

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  3. I think it is human nature to identify with people you find similar qualities with. Groups are always formed throughout nature. Non-conformity is near impossible unless you are a hermit.

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