The Fatalist

In "Fatal List" written by Isaac Bashevis Singer, the irony of the speech and context is used to emphasize Benjamin Schwartz 's (destiny) fate and previous destiny. Strange views point out the absurdity of deadly acts in various ways. Some characters are using the irony of words to mock a nearly deadly fatalist about pre-marriage views. Situational cynicism gives us an amazing ending and is finally used in the "deadly list" to overturn our initial fate view. The main purpose of a singer's satire in 'flesh out' is inconsistent with our previous view on certain events in the story and gives us a new perspective through irony or simply an old mismatch It is that.

Suicide is a suicide discovered by Emile Durkheim (1858-1917), which occurs under social conditions where individuals experience extensive repression. Durkheim 's deadly definition of suicide is due to' excessive regulation ', its' passion is severely restricted by repressive discipline' and its symmetry aim. The role of contemporary urban life is to increase the incidence of suicide and Durchem will weaken his center's claim that social integration has never seriously studied the possibility of leading to suicide.

Durchem considers selfish suicide as a result of worsening of social and family relations and combines suicide, disillusionment and disappointment of the atomic bomb. Durkheim can be divided into egoism, meaninglessness, altruism, and fatalism These classifications reflect the general human behavior theory at the time. Durchem thinks suicide by altruism and lethalism is not important. In some societies, "excessive personalization can lead to suicide." From the perspective of others, 'personalization will bring the same effect' Dürkem's conclusion is based on a statistical comparison of suicide rates of European Catholics, Protestants, Jews at the end of the 19th century.

Durkheim drew four different types of ego: egoism, naturalism, altruism, and fatalism. All these things in common are that they represent individual bias toward social adaptation. In his view, psychological problems are the result of these missed adaptations, so suicide should be understood from a social point of view rather than a psychological point of view. Through job roles, families and relationships with local communities, people often blend into society. Durkheim considers selfish suicide as a result of modernization of society. And I often feel that people do not belong to the community or they are not consolidating. This can lead to emotions of meaninglessness, indifference, depression and depression. On the contrary, the traditional society is characterized by a more advanced integration and a stronger social bond.