Category: Sociology
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Life and History of Society and Individual
Table of Contents Introduction The Structure of Society Society’s Position in Human History Varieties of Men and Women in Society References Introduction In the present world, most people cannot help having the feeling that their lives have been reduced to a mere series of traps. It’s as if their daily lives are trapped in a…
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James Weldon Johnson’s “The Red Summer” Term
Table of Contents Introduction Causes of the Red Summer Riots Role of James Weldon Johnson in the Red Summer Results of the Red Summer Conclusion Annotated Bibliography Work Cited Introduction Racial discrimination has been in existence in the U.S. since the colonial era. The blacks were considered inferior to their white counterparts. During the early…
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Gandhi’s definition(s) of nonviolent passive resistance
Nonviolent action as a phrase was first explained explicitly by Gandhi. The term is a political technique that has been applied since 494 BC when it was adopted by Plebeians of Rome to seek redress for their grievances. Since then, the technique has been applied in almost every part of the world by different groups…
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Essay about Kinds of Variables and Their Uses
An independent variable is one that is manipulated and controlled by the researcher; on the other hand the dependent variable is the one that is observed and measured so as to understand the effects of manipulating its independent counterpart. However, these two variables are not the only ones present in an experiment. Extraneous variables may…
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“Social Context as in Indirect Trigger in EFL Contexts” by Gholami
The article “Social context as in indirect trigger in EFL contexts: Issues and solutions” written by Gholami et al. (2012) aims at demonstrating the role of social context in second foreign language learning. The authors argue that social context is an indirect but essential trigger in second language learning. It is worth mentioning that the…
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Pojman’s “Merit: Why Do We Value It?”
In the essay, Merit: Why Do We Value It? Louis Pojman discusses the role and importance of merit and goodness in the life of people and the impact of merit on human relations and even historical events. Pojman underlines that merit is closely connected with morality and ethics, and can be opposed to desert and…
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Immigrants: Experiences and Risk Perceptions
“American Dream and Promise Act is a Welcome First Step for Immigrant Youth.” States News Service, 2021, p. NA. Gale in Context: Biography. An article by the Church World Service (CWS) urges Congress to advance inclusive legislation that grants permanent citizenship pathways to all immigrants without discrimination. The CWS Director, Meredith Owen, acknowledges the American…
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Major Theoretical Frameworks in Sociology
Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion References Introduction I agree with the assessment of sociology’s three major theoretical frameworks: structural functionalism, symbolic interactionism, and conflict theory. Each perspective offers a unique lens through which to view social situations and can provide valuable insights into the functioning of society. As mentioned, structural functionalism focuses on how…
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Profiling the Bully at Work: A Mixed-Methods Approach
Table of Contents Introduction Highlights of the Literature on Bullying Qualitative Research and Mixed-Methods Design Sampling Method Study Instruments References Introduction To reiterate, the research purpose is that of investigating the attributes of workplace bullies. The corresponding research question is therefore articulated as: is there a distinctive set of antecedents, a unique social and psychological…
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Cultural Analysis of PETA Commercial
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, is a global group that has successfully captivated the public’s attention with its provocative and extremely divisive imagery. An obese lady wearing a bikini was shown on the billboard (Peirano). Save the Whales. Lose the Blubber: Go Vegetarian was written in huge lettering on the billboard…