opposites. Both have arguments, that make people think about the society they live in and both have theorists who critize each other. In my opinion, none of the theories are completely wrong but I do tend to agree with people on the conflict theory side. Firstly, functionalism ignores inequality and focuses too much on the positive functions in society. For example racism, functionalists will say that it must be imporant in order to exist as long as it has but in my opinion that sounds quite doubtful. The most problematic part about racism is above all the tension and conflict which comes with it. Seems to me, that functionalists ignore the negative sides which society has on people. Secondly, I agree that society will always be in conflict because of fighting for limited resources and their rights. I think it is in our human nature to get the best for oneself and therefore in many
That is the opposite of the motivational stress that forces us to act. Stress causes changes in the organism´s chemical composition. So does puberty. The result of that is a anxious teenager, who thinks that his or her life will certainly come to an end if his or her shoes don´t resemble the footwear of his or her adolescent companions. Another great stressor for young people is school. There are countless reasons why. They have to fit in to their “pack “ and at the same time learn new imporant and lessimportant information and skills. It also reminds them that life is usually hard and tedious. There are many ways for living a less stressful life. The most popular and also the worst method is to change your bodies chemical composition with legal and illegal substances. That is only a short- term solution and makes the situation even worse, because you become dependant on these substances. But there are other better albeit slower solutions. For example breathing slower and
international character. Those new traditions included, for exmaple April Fool's Day, the Christmas tree and Santa Claus at the beginning of the 20th century. According to research, the Estonian folk calendar contains about a hundred memorable days(some observed only locally) St. Martin's Day and St. Catherine's Day (both in november) are still considered quite popular entertainment for young people. Most Estonain families consider Christmas the most imporant holiday of the year and ' going home for Christmas' is as popular in Estonia as elsewhere in the world. History of Estonian calendar holidays Summer started on 23 april, St. George's Day and ended on 29 September, Michaelmas. The circle of the year, based on the sun, was divided into two by the solstices.After Christmas, days started getting longer and from St. John's Day they started getting shorter. These two occasions were also old Etonian's greatest festivals.
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