A Comparison of One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Dead Poets Society

One Flew all over the Cuckoos nest Vs. drained Poets lodge Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one slight traveled by, and that has do all the difference. (Robert Frost) In todays world at that place is no leeway for the individual thinker. It is not acceptable to modify or condescend the rules of society. hostelry is civilized, and to be civilized there must be rules, regulations and policies that prevent. personal identity leads to a mess of chaos. To prevent disorder, basiss in society keep these rules abilityfully en soldiersd. gentlemans gentleman creates these institutions in order to provide convenience and stability in frequent life. Then instead of man running these institutions, the institutions begin to turn the affair of power and the institutions be running man. He is rendered helpless to what he has created. With the institution in power it has become smarter and stronger than man, working to destroy personal identity with the lightless machine running smoothly. Positions of power and authority are apt(p) to some. The power changes those who it into an unfeeling, ruthless, cold machine. Also they become part of the institution, forgetting the real aim of their jobs. Institutions overstretch individuals to bend and mold the standard and give up liberty and individuality. nigh individuals are unable to conform when their will to remain original and independent is too strong they fight against the current that society and its institutions create. shell the brass is another thing those who attempt to beat the agreement are a good deal referred to as romantics because they do not focus on the human beings of situations. The system cannot be beat. If one official of an intuition is taken shore there will be a many more postponement i... ...de. Those who scene their weaknesses and accept themselves are successful in the manner that they take in go off control of their lives instead of letting society influence their decisions. insubordination of this force results in complications and dissatisfaction of those who uphold its values. A choice must be made whether to walk in that straight line of society or grow out to the new world. Work Cited 1.Chapman, Jeff and John D. Jorgenson, eds. Kesey, Ken. Contemporary Authors Vol.54. Detroit Gale, 1997. 2.Frost, Robert. Selected Poems by Robert Frost, naked as a jaybird York Barnes and Noble, 2001 3.Graham, Judith, ed. Current Biography Yearbook Vol. 1962, newly York The H.W Wilson Company, 1993 4.Kesey, Ken. One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, New York Penguin Group, 1962 5.Weir, Peter. Dead Poets Society, 1989 A Comparison of One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Dead Poets SocietyOne Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest Vs. Dead Poets Society Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. (Robert Frost) In todays world there is no tole rance for the individual thinker. It is not acceptable to modify or bend the rules of society. Society is civilized, and to be civilized there must be rules, regulations and policies that prevent. Individuality leads to a mess of chaos. To prevent disorder, institutions in society keep these rules strongly enforced. Man creates these institutions in order to provide convenience and stability in everyday life. Then instead of man running these institutions, the institutions begin to reverse the role of power and the institutions are running man. He is rendered helpless to what he has created. With the institution in power it has become smarter and stronger than man, working to destroy individuality with the invisible machine running smoothly. Positions of power and authority are given to some. The power changes those who it into an unfeeling, ruthless, cold machine. Also they become part of the institution, forgetting the real purpose of their jobs. Institutions force in dividuals to bend and mold the standard and give up freedom and individuality. Some individuals are unable to conform when their will to remain creative and self-reliant is too strong they fight against the current that society and its institutions create. Beating the system is another thing those who attempt to beat the system are often referred to as romantics because they do not focus on the reality of situations. The system cannot be beat. If one official of an intuition is taken down there will be a many more waiting i... ...de. Those who face their weaknesses and accept themselves are successful in the manner that they obtain complete control of their lives instead of letting society influence their decisions. Rebelliousness of this force results in complications and dissatisfaction of those who uphold its values. A choice must be made whether to walk in that straight line of society or branch out to the new world. Work Cited 1.Chapman, Jeff and John D. Jorgenso n, eds. Kesey, Ken. Contemporary Authors Vol.54. Detroit Gale, 1997. 2.Frost, Robert. Selected Poems by Robert Frost, New York Barnes and Noble, 2001 3.Graham, Judith, ed. Current Biography Yearbook Vol. 1962, New York The H.W Wilson Company, 1993 4.Kesey, Ken. One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, New York Penguin Group, 1962 5.Weir, Peter. Dead Poets Society, 1989