Self Types and Their Differences Across Generations and The Life Cycle

Differences between self-type and generations and their lifecycle With the development of modernization, the pursuit of their own knowledge has become a major concern of many Americans. "Who am I?", "I know myself", "You are real" - this is the theme of wall decoration, self-help manual, religious maxims. When investigating the reflex of elderly people throughout their lifetime, an 83-year-old nunner said to student researchers: I will tell any young person to be himself.

If I want to write a story about my life, my hero seems to be the only child of an immigrant in Batuman, Turkey. My story is to raise and lower with the general otaku and loneliness, and bike on the same sidewalk with 10 speed. This will be a story that there is no boyfriend before 20 years old, most scenes will be on the sofa, I read narnia and wear casual clothes. Some lonely rangers are video game enthusiasts. I planted some heirloom tomatoes. For me, it's always about the book. But for years, talk of stories, I have never met Turkish-speaking heroine like myself, she grew up here and there; in its basic way, that experience of myself It reflects. until now

Sometimes it is difficult to compare the stories conveyed by different media. The folk tales memorized by poetry, passed down from generation to generation, have different quality from elaborately made drama, and are blessed with actors and music. Drama feeling is different from the novel, the limit of imagination is wider than the restriction of the stage. This movie is very immersive and does not even require imagination. Whenever possible, most of what has been done in history is garbage, and only real quality can survive the passage of time. In all these media there are high quality stories: ancient poetry includes Religious Cannon - Bible, Bhagavad - gita, Homer, Drama, Sophocles, Shakespeare 's works, Dostoyev etc. Ski, Joyce, Tolkien, in the movie "Godfather", "Gone With the Wind", "Lawrence of Arabia" are working on classical works.