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behaving badly an exploration of social behaviour menu skip to content home sociologist in training a technological revolution “dole bludgers” or helping others? fostering indigenous excellence the white stolen generation standard posted by behavingbadlyblog posted on february 7, 2015 posted under social class , sociology comments leave a comment brand bondi one word. 11,000 people. 48% born in australia . the place to live, according to a large proportion of sydneysiders and ex pats who visit sydney aged 20-45. “rav’s”, “grassy knoll”, ” kemmeny’s”, ” 333″, “beachie”, “icebergs”, “bucket list” if you relate to any of these terms you too may have fallen victim to the bondi bubble. i fell into the trap myself twice. although according to a “bondi local” i only lived in “west bondi” and “bondi junction”. what is the main attraction to this playground of sun, surf and beer…? the bubble “bondi” or “boondi” is an aboriginal word meaning water breaking over rocks or noise of water breaking over rocks. a definition that may be news to many “bondi locals”. what is the impact on social status when responding with bondi as to where you reside. compared to say, church point, cherrybrook, girraween or otford? some people who live in neighboring suburbs are convinced they live in bondi. brand bondi is so popular one suburb wasn’t enough. and so bondi beach and bondi junction were born. why have bondi burgers at oporto have caught on across the country and yet there isn’t another meal at a large fast food outlet that has been branded the name of an australian suburb. why do we have a surf lifesaving show – bondi rescue – dedicated to only one of our many beaches? the same goes for the new show ‘bondi ink’. take our poll is living in bondi forming a part of people’s identities…? brand association with a world famous beach and iconic part of sydney… does rent factor in this positive publicity? from all reports yes… recent government demographic reports state that unemployment is proportionately lower in the eastern suburbs than elsewhere….perhaps fuelling the hedonistic lifestyle bondi locals lead. nature or nurture did you know bondi has the highest per capita of bachelorettes than anywhere in sydney? these eligible bachelorettes must be under the impression the more time they spend in bondi the greater their chances of striking gold. what’s not to say their prince or princess charming isn’t waiting for them in tasmania? do people need their surroundings to propel them to achieve self actualisation? or could they live on a farm with the one they love and still enjoy life? can you live in one of the 640 other sydney suburbs and still lead a fulfilling life. are residents of bondi not born and bred there susceptible to conformity and group think? have residents considered the real impact of welcoming thousands of revellers that storm the suburb on a daily basis, especially on new year’s eve. surely a large grocery store wouldn’t go astray… and parking… what can be done in 2 hours after people have travelled all that way to the popular bondi for a visit. i used to see the view of multiple beaches from my bedroom window otb “over the bridge (harbour)” as easteners (or wannabe) would say… and still… like so many others i find myself frequenting the one and only – bondi beach. is it the fantasy land and the lifestyle that screams ‘we will never grow old that could be the biggest drawcard of all?”. advertisements share this: click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to print (opens in new window) click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to email this to a friend (opens in new window) click to share on linkedin (opens in new window) click to share on tumblr (opens in new window) click to share on reddit (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) click to share on pocket (opens in new window) like this: like loading... standard posted by behavingbadlyblog posted on november 27, 2014 posted under capitalism , deviance , economy , health , relationships , social class , sociology , technology comments leave a comment me, myself & i construction of the self is central to our existence and our identity is constantly evolving. the person you are now may not be the person you end up becoming. sociologist charles cooley defines identity, or self, as learning to see ourselves as others do. the oxford dictionary characterises the self as ‘the unique attributes and interests that distinguish us from one another’. how have the different versions of the self changed over time? what are the key influences on our identity? how do you view yourself? a version of the self that is prevalent in the 21st century is narcissism, which has created a shift from collectivism to individualism. social philosopher anne manne recently drew parallels between narcissists, adulterers, cosmetic surgery fanatics and gym junkies. manne discusses high self esteem as a mask for insecurity and pursuit of attention and argues narcissists lack a distinct sense of empathy. while some self confidence is definitely viewed as healthy, when a disregard for fellow citizens prevails it creates anti-social behaviour. psychologists delroy paulhus and kevin williams define narcissists as vindictive, self-promoting, emotionally cold, deceitful and aggressive. consider the impact on social cohesion of a society largely comprised of narcissists. givers or takers manne dictates the need for a shift from the pursuit of attention to giving attention, with the former evidenced by a recent harvard study of youth with 80% primarily valuing achievement and 20% primarily valuing caring for others. is a healthy focus on oneself vital before you can help others? if achievement were a central focus for all would less care be required as the majority of citizens would be financially and intellectually empowered? examples of the inherently selfish culture visible today include the amount of nursing homes that occupy people who are never visited by their children and the proportion of citizens of wealthier postcodes that donate less to charity than those living in poorer ones. dr jeremy moss reinforces that inequality of wealth provides an unfair advantage to many social actors which seemingly enables corporations to influence politicians. this in turn can lead to better health, educational and employment outcomes for the wealthy, thus impacting one’s discovery of a sense of self. me inc. the rise of digital media has contributed to an influx in personal blogs and cleverly crafted social media pages focusing on the ‘ideal’ self. manne discusses social media as ‘a platform for selfish individualism, hyper competitive capitalism and a megaphone for narcissistic qualities’. the digital age has provided a platform to communicate, however it has also increased consumption of information which impacts our identity. new philosopher editor antonia case recounts neil postman’s theory of ‘technopoly – the surrender of culture to technology’ which highlights people’s needs of being continually on a quest to access information. the abundance of ubiquitous information has undoubtedly shaped the identities of citizens today; children in primary school are now educated about concepts thought to be irrelevant at that age not more than a decade ago. digital media is perhaps inevitable and rather than trying to disarm the automaton it is, citizens should rely on it for constructive purposes such as education and communicating with loved ones across borders. philosopher flora michaels discusses the dominant cultural stories of different eras and their influence on selfhood and ones broader perception of who we are and who we want to be. for example, in the 16th century the dominant cultural story was religious, however, now it is economic. prior eras and some cultures today are of the collectivist notion that family, tradition, custom and caring for

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