Religion Affected A Social Disorganization Of The People Of Salem

Religion affected a social disorganization of the people of Salem

Introduction

The objective of carrying out this work is to deduce how an expression can produce great inequality such as witches a well -known term for manipulation for the ignorance of the people who caused the worst murders thanks to the fanaticism of religion and that remained as historical proof Several of the most cruel transgressions of humanity, which influenced the problems that occurred in the thirteenth century and that puritanism affected in many communities in the world, as was the small town of Salem and carry out to be able to investigate ¿ How religion influenced a social disorganization of the people of Salem in 1692? To respond that enigma an exploration will be carried out through primary and secondary sources.

Developing

First source to study is primary that according to the 1994 writing of the literary Ann Rinaldi ‘the clamor of the witches of Salem’ makes known the tragedies blurs of that town in the year of 1692, in which the minutes of the judgments Salem was the basis of inspiration to carry out this book, we can understand that envy, revenge, and betrayal was what I carried out, to carry out judgments in local audiences, which was developed with the participation of the ministers of the Puritan Church, In this he tells the story of how the sentences were carried out to the people who were accused of the practice of witchcraft, the terror of the society of that people began with the accusations of several girls, which were many manipulated by their parents, To give all the guilt of this, to the enemies they had according to the family, the value of this is to know the conflicts by social, political and economic class, which allows us to have knowledge of how they happened The dangers of the extremism of religion in this text focuses on the fears of the weird and uncertain.

On the other hand, the Arthur Meller document entitled Las Brujas de Salem written in 1952 and published in 1953 is a primary source that rather presents, the personal life of the main characters of what their customs and creeds were like, and the explanation of the explanation of the Why were very devout people, in this one can make the sense of understanding, in the novel, fiction is exhibited so that it relevant family groups, of which more prominence was made in the history of judgments of Salem and the management of power, and the want to dominate it, in this brief reveals the events of the procedure of those judgments, and in the false accusations, in which Ann Putnam and a group of girls who showed an atmosphere of Darkness and alevosía, which led to having the greatest social disorganization, for distrust and insecurity that the inhabitants felt, having the separation of family and friendship groups.

Salem’s judgments are clear specimens of how a society can fall into a great disorganization of a small town, in the advance of time, teachings and guidance towards the same religion have been instilling, this in the state of Massachusetts in the Salem people in The year of 1692 had great impact that caused both social, economic, cultural and political problems, which led to disastrous results for Catholic extremism.

The hearings produced by the Oyer Court, caused controversy in political and social history, were also presented topics of animosity through literature, how also the representations of the facts in varied writings of different authors, false accusations and little professionalism In local hearings and the lack of search for truth and clarification about the acclaims, they caused social stability, stimulating a fear fear by the community in question.

Fanaticism is meaning for followers, we focus on the Puritans who had since childhood according to their upbring , but not to what extent this was going to bring them a big problem, such as the false accusations that reached a high percentage of unjust incarcerations and executions, in which more than 200 people and 2 dogs were affected.

According to the reading of the Book The Clamor of the Witches of Salem by Ann Rinaldi, the judgments that were carried out by witchcraft accusations were made, these judgments were held through local audiences, followed by formal judicial processes. They were carried out by judges and religious ministers of the Puritan Church, in order to process and in case of guilt, punish crimes of sorcery, in this we can refer that the cases were numerous and the reason why the illegal accusations occurred , and the fear that society presented, this event has been presented in a way to remember in popular politics and literature, the dangers that religious extremism, false accusations, failures in the process and government interference in individual freedoms contains in individual freedoms.

According to the documentary presented by the History Channel, it presents data extracted by Documents of County of the Massachusetts colony all began on March 1 the judges began the interrogations and soon a wave of collective hysteria was unleashed in the region. The judgments lasted until May 1693, 20 people were executed and several died in prison, the documentary exhibited several perspectives of those events, who testify to the agreements to analysis obtained, show how envy, greed and enmity came to produce certain acts , giving demonstrate the main accusation of girls who suffered from hallucinations, skin borders and ranch -shaped marks throughout the body, where the main guilt was denominated as acts of witchcraft, which led to suggesting terror To the community, although many were induced by the parents to be able to falsely accuse the enemies of the parents having as the main excuse to carry out a trial or execution, it was carried out through a brief investigation of what the cause and principle of all this where it was obtained as a hypothesis that everything occurred through a plague called Fuego de San Antonio a disease produced by The poisoning by Cornez de Centeno, a parasite fungus of this cereal (Gomeres, s.F.) where he states that this begins with cold symptoms until he reached a severe burning in the skin, which as consequent produced hallucinations, seizures and vasoconstriction of the arteries that could cause the necrosis of the tissues and the appearance of gangrene in the limbs, getting to cause your loss in the most serious cases.

Salem witch trials took place between the months of June and September 1692, and they were declared guilty of Witter Stepueve Women (Marquez, S.F.), During the months there were murders both as women and 7 men, despite being accused of witchcraft, death was not produced at the stake as in the killings of Europe at the time of the Holy Inquisition in The Middle Ages, but those who were defamed were condemned with the death penalty where the sentence was carried out with the use of gallows in turn also announced that a peculiar and curious case occurred, where episodes of epilepsy and delusional psychosis were presented, something that at that time was confused with paranormal powers

Among the people affected by certain accusations, those entities that refused to accept guilt were also marked those who refused to declare in the trials were tortured and the absence of a possible affirmative of being able to verify the guilt of the hex were ston unlikely for which the protests they presented later would be criticized and involved to have a grouped or individualistic punishment in which it would affect the reputation and development of daily life.

Social disorganization, a roughing evolution was carried out, thanks to the beliefs of Catholicism, where they found as an excuse the crossroads like witches, we are clear through previous research, where economic power and religious fanaticism, almostAll the accusers would benefit from the properties of the people accused of witchcraft, where there were disputes for properties and this is another point that determined a very important role in everything that happened, the Salem processes in particular and the witch huntIn general they have been used to silence any voice of protest, rebellion, questioning towards society’s injustices, therefore all these judgments condemned the psychology of each entity as a horror campaign and exhibition of a peasant resistance, andThe fight against women’s skills and actions.

conclusion

We can obtain a conclusion of how the fear of something unusual was a fact of use so that manipulation, psychosis, ignorance and religious fanaticism would result in the worst crimes of humanity, the term of witches that was a word and paraphernalia invented by the Church Catholic where they curtail and condemn the wise, dedicated, trained women were wise women as evil rare people who therefore created their own fears and the same ones that were extended many, many times they were accused in order to take away their belongings And on all its assets putting their religion as a pretext or excuse to produce their actions, the social phenomenon that was exposed here makes it very interesting by how to see the interest focus on the fantasy of the witches and the term of this , without taking into account that not all the social conflicts that occurred was due to this, but if you can see the axis that focuses the p Ugnas for family power and enmity with its neighbors, the neurosis caused by its emotional imbalance caused by the rigid social structure that forced its religion to carry according to the rules that were imposed, the social squeeze towards women showed before men, the Stress for anguish, grief, and restlessness that fostered his way of life makes something interesting of this phenomenon such as the visualization and analysis of the madness created in the religious fanaticism of the people that led to a composite psychosis, therefore in the course of What happened in a period of 1 year, social problems increased this induced that the established rules were breached, bringing them to social disorganization.

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