Identity Vs. Outside Forces

Both realistic drama and "Please do not put a stop Paul Sartre" and absurd drama "Rosenkrantz", "Gilden Stern" is killed by Tom Stoppard, which also drew a vague identity. No Exit of character, but is self-deception in that it is responsible for screen out the selection of identity and identity, role of death in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are, to confuse the identity, by external factors that limit It is greatly influenced. Both authors represent a good relationship between identity and external forces. Among both dramas, the only character that showed true identity was No Exit 's Inez.

According to Margaret Mead, a person's identity is shaped by external forces. Self exists independently at birth, but the first interaction influences the development of human identity. As more groups introduce from other important people (like families) and reference groups (like friends), individuals develop his or her view of self. As Conley said, the individual "... nourish others' feelings, that is, feelings of someone or something other than myself." Finally, the individual interacts with others in the widest sense. "This represents the inherent sense of others' overall expectations in different environments.

The confusion of identity and identity is the fifth phase and people should reach their identity from 12 to 18 years old. Before this stage, people are exploring and discovering their independence and self-awareness. However, at this stage, they cultivate the sense of self and individual identity. Ericsson believes that the child must learn the role he plays in adulthood here. At this stage, teenagers review their identity and try to find out who he is.

In the fifth phase of the beginning of this phase, the impact of identity and role confusion is prolonged. The confusion of identity and role occurs at puberty. I will involve young people who want to know where they are in my life. They may be consistent with others, please find their place or try a different identity. We all looked at it in their teens, or once they were ours. With the combination of stages, we are still using our friends as an extension of our identity. If you are a guy who is close to you, you may feel yourself isolated. How did this happen? This is because I fear being rejected. If you like someone, you are you can not never to ask them so that the fear of being rejected, and is no longer want to contact your idea of ​​that person. Some people may learn to deal with the fear of denial and may be dangerous, but some people are afraid to be refused even if the results are not so bad