The Wave
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“sure i know homework is important, mr. ross, but my social life comes first.”
‘Is this the price we pay for freedom?’
Sayfa 113 - Ben RossKitabı okudu
‘The novel dramatizes the incident, showing how the powerful forces of group pressure that have pervaded many historical movements and cults can persuade people to join such movements and give up their individual rights in the process - sometimes causing great harm to others.’
Sayfa 121Kitabı okudu
‘Give me liberty, or give me acne!’ He looked around at the puzzled faces. ‘Well,’ he explained, ‘I figured acne was worse than death.’
Sayfa 85 - AlexKitabı okudu
“I can’t believe I really felt for it.”
Laurie squeezed his hand. “ You weren’t dumb, David. You were idealistic. I mean, there were good things about The Wave. It couldn’t be all bad, or no one would have joined in the first place. It is just that they don’t see what’s bad about it. They think it makes everyone equal, but they don’t understand that it robs you out of your right to be independent.”
Sayfa 132Kitabı okudu
Was it really true that natural inclination of people was to look for a leader? Someone to make decisions for them? Indeed, the faces looking up at him said it was. That was the awesome responsibility any leader had, knowing that a group like this would follow. Ben began to realize how much more serious this “little experiment” was than he had ever imagined. It was frightening how easily they would put their faith in your hands, how easily they would let you decide for them.
Sayfa 138Kitabı okudu
Never Put Faith in Anyone’s Hand Blindly
If people destined to be led, Ben thought, this was something he must make sure they learned: to question thoroughly, never to put your faith in anyone’s hands blindly. Otherwise ...
Sayfa 138Kitabı okudu
“Laurie, if you study the types of people who join these cults, they’re almost always people who are unhappy with themselves and their lives. They look at the cult as a way of changing, of starting over, of literally being born again. How else do you explain the change in Robert?”
Sayfa 78Kitabı okudu
George ayağa fırladı. "Bay Ross, ilk kez kendimi bir şeyin parçası olarak görüyorum, ve bunu harika buluyorum!"
Başka talebeler ona şaşkınlıkla baktı, ve o yavaşca yine otururken, birden Robert fırladı ayağa.
"Bay Ross", dedi gururla, "çok iyi biliyorum George'un neyi kastettığini. İnsan kendini yeniden doğmuş gibi hissediyor."
Sayfa 63Kitabı okudu
Gerçekten de insanın doğal bir eğilimi miydi bir Führere (lidere) bakınmak, tüm kararları verecek herhangi birine? Ona (ögretmen Ben) doğru bakan yüzler en azından tam da bunu ifade ediyordu. Ve bu bir Führer'in en korkunç sorumluluğuydu: grubun ona itaat edeceğini bilmek.
Sayfa 135Kitabı okudu