Conformity in Society: The Chocolate War by Robert Cormier

Conformity is defined as a cultural influence, including beliefs and behavioral changes to fit the group. The first study was in 1932, integration can take a variety of forms and is part of our daily life. Conformity may be brought about by pressure from colleagues and recognized social norms. Hook and Anzal Dua talked about economic and linguistic integration of society. As the protagonist of Robert Cormier's "Chocolate Wars", Jerry Renault must despise a powerful gang called Vigils at school and decide whether they will meet them or not. The motivation to face them and to "despise the universe".

Consistent Results in the Chocolate War Robert Coimia's "Chocolate War" represents a theme of compliance or non-compliance. The chocolate war was first announced in 1974, but this theme also applies to today's young people. This novel is eternal. Because teenagers are always confronted with whether they are faithful or whether they will meet the expectations of others. In response to this theme, David Peck says: "What happened to this idea ... that rule will have a social impact on all people, if people face social impacts such as collective pressure, by changing most of their behavior Consistent behavior, thought, and expected way of deciding Whether a person satisfies the choice of one's own majority or socially acceptable action plan

Early works such as Jackson 's Lottery and George Orwell' s Animal Farm are examples of an authoritative society in adult novels, but one of the earliest examples of young people is the Robert Comil 's chocolate war. In introducing Robert Cormier, Patricia J. Campbell explains Cormier's view of the world as a "personal and systematic dilemma" in a statement that Cormier himself used (Campbell, 1989, 36). Jenny Renault, a freshman of the Massachusetts State Trinity School, refused to sell chocolate. Are you fascinated by young adult readers today too? The chocolate war was announced in 1974, but it is not outdated yet. The reader still feels the relevance of the effort of young people to "do something and become someone". But what? But what? (Cormier, 1974, 66). What started as a mission of Vigils, the power of darkness (led by Archie Costello) managed the school and became a bold movement of Jerry Renault with independent thinking

The chocolate war is a young adult novel by American writer Robert Coma. It was first published in 1974, and it was made into a movie in 1988. It received different comments at the time of publication, but some critics thought it was one of the best young adult novels ever. This story is in a fictitious Catholic high school and depicts a secret student organization manipulating the student's body. Because of the novel's words, the secret society's concept of high school, the use of intimidation to enforce school's cultural norms, and sexual thought for various roles, this has been involved in censorship and the American Library Association's It appears third in the list. "The top 100 volumes were banned / challenged during the period from 2000 to 2009" The sequel was published under the name Beyond the Chocolate War in 1985.