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social code

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See: decorum


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To wind up, all the civilisations, religions and social codes have defined some limits for the individuals because an uncontrolled behaviour and unleashed desires always take a man towards beastliness.
The Jazz Age also was a time when American culture was evolving rapidly along with the increasing popularity of jazz music, and a time in which the country was developing a new social code for itself following a devastating war.
There is a certain unwritten social code that dictates our daily life and the way we are perceived, whether we like it or not and being redundant is perceived in a very negative way.
 
 
 
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