【kaleidoscope】小组第8次作业 issue208 by网兜妮妮

网兜妮妮UID: 2612538

TOPIC: ISSUE208 - "The way people look, dress, and act reveals their attitudes and interests. You can tell much about a society's ideas and values by observing the appearance and behavior of its people."
提纲
一个人的穿着，举止可以反映一个人的兴趣和态度，但是一个社会的价值和理念不能通过这些反应。
1 个人衣着举止能反应个人的兴趣和态度。比如招聘的面试环节就是根据这个来做出判断的.
2 社会作为一个整体（拥有完全统一的思想和价值观）已经不存在了。在大多数国家都倡导多元文化的时候，人们的着装更多的反应是社区或者小团体的价值观，而非整个社会的。
3有些社会深层的价值观很难被反映。有些社会理念很难在外表和着装上有所反应，比如崇尚法律权威，得要考调查和访谈才能判断出来

In our daily life, one who always wear in color was regard as a vivid man and easy to talk. I agree that people's attitudes and interests can be reflected by the way they look, dress, and act. However, when it comes to the notion that we can know the society's ideas and values by observing the appearance and behavior of its people, I strongly disagree with it, for it is hard to get a all-rounded judgement in today's multiple cluture society.

From the begining, one's cloth and behaviors act as a key in knowing a person. A man who wears a tie seems value his porfession very much and a girl dressed in a expensive dress always be treated nice. Anyway, people use clothing and other decorations to show their character as well as attitude. I tend to dress in red to reavl my passionate and indicate I would like to help others, and my T-shirt implies I was a college student and not in work. Moreover, we often judge a man by his act rather than his words, that is, we think one's act totally reflected his attitude. Companys like its emplyees do work effeicently, and the director require the interviewer to judge the behavior of interviewees to decide whether he or she is the person they need. Although a employee's ability cannot be domonstrated untill he had worked for one or two months, the experienced interviewer can always make a basic judgement on the interviewee for his or her appearence and behavior.

However, when it somes to the question whether people's clothing and behaviors can reflect a society's ideas and values, I cannot agree with the speaker any more. In fact, the society has long been lost a homogenous culture. And any people in this society represent his or her own community's or group's idea and attitude instead of the society as a whole. We wear our school uniform to show I was the student of the school, and seneirs take part in every Friday's finshing to indicate they belong to a certain group. Someone who clamor for the speaker's assertion will cite examples as the woman in Arab still dressed the clothes which reavels little of their face, which indicates the the society value less of woman. They are only few exceptions. In today's America, we can easily find a person who is African American; or a person who is a youngster form south, judging by his appearence or acts. But it is totally difficult to identify two man in a group who totally represent the American spirit but the other doesn't.

Finally, some value of society can only be undrstaned by living with it, not simply picking out from people's appearance and behaviors. For example, Americans value the authority of law, which is hardly seen from dressing or act unless we live in the country and concerning about the news report or experiencing a real case. Thus, appearance and behavior has limited utilize in understanding the over all values and ideas of a society.

In sum, we can judge a man by his dress and act and in turn, know some thing of his groups. However, to understand a society's ideas and values through the observation of people's appearance and behaviors is even harder,for or it is difficult to get a overall scenatio, instead, we should use other means to have a all-rounded judgement.

atticuswangUID: 2663189

In our daily life, one who always wear in color was regard as a vivid man and easy to talk to. I agree that people's attitudes and interests can be reflected by the way they look, dress, and act. However, when it comes to the notion that we can know the society's ideas and values by observing the appearance and behavior of its people, I strongly disagree with it, for it is hard to get a all-rounded judgment in today's multiple culture society.

From the beginning, one's cloth and behaviors act as a key in knowing a person. A man who wears a tie seems value his profession very much and a girl dressed in an expensive dress always be treated nice. Anyway, people use clothing and other decorations to show their character as well as attitude. I tend to dress in red to reveal my passionate and indicate I would like to help others, and my T-shirt implies I was a college student and not in work. Moreover, we often judge a man by his act rather than his words, that is, we think one's act totally reflected his attitude. Companies like its employees do work efficiently, and the director require the interviewer to judge the behavior of interviewees to decide whether he or she is the person they need. Although an employee's ability cannot be demonstrated until he had worked for one or two months, the experienced interviewer can always make a basic judgment on the interviewee for his or her appearance and behavior.（面试的例子举得很不错）

However, when it comes to the question whether people's clothing and behaviors can reflect a society's ideas and values, I cannot agree with the speaker any more. In fact, the society has long been losing a homogenous culture. And any people in this society represent his or her own community's or group's idea and attitude instead of the society as a whole. We wear our school uniform to show I was the student of the school, and seniors take part in every Friday's finishing to indicate they belong to a certain group. Someone who clamor for the speaker's assertion will cite examples as the woman in Arab still dressed the clothes which reveals little of their face, which indicates the society value less of woman. They are only few exceptions. In today's America, we can easily find a person who is African American; or a person who is a youngster from south, judging by his appearance or acts. But it is totally difficult to identify two man in a group who totally represent the American spirit but the other doesn't.

Finally, some value of society can only be undrstaned(??) by living with it, not simply picking out from people's appearance and behaviors. For example, Americans value the authority of laws, which is hardly seen from dressing or act unless we live in the country and concerning about the news report or experiencing a real case. Thus, appearance and behavior has limited utilize in understanding the over all values and ideas of a society.
In sum, we can judge a man by his dress and act and in turn, know some thing of his groups. However, to understand a society's ideas and values through the observation of people's appearance and behaviors is even harder, for or it is difficult to get a overall scenatio, instead, we should use other means to have a all-rounded judgment.

楼主文章的逻辑结构非常清晰，每一段的例子也很有说服力，但是语言方面还是要加强，语法错误和单词拼写错误比较严重，加油！