Category: Sociology 7256

  • The Clash of Civilizations vs the Clash of Ignorance

    The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast the views of Samuel Huntington and Edward Said on the sources of geopolitical conflicts in the modern world. In his article, Huntington claims that future geopolitical conflicts will be not ideological or political in nature, but cultural (Tuathail, 2006). Said, in turn, argues against this…

  • Misconception and Stubbornness: Dealing With a Stubborn Person

    Misconception and Stubbornness: How to Change a Thought of a Person from Negative to Positive? Everyone has at least one experience of dealing with a stubborn person in their life. Such experiences are usually characterized by feelings of frustration, irritation, or even anger. Dealing with stubborn people can consume quite a lot of effort, time,…

  • Sociology: Subject, Basic Notions, and Theories

    Communal life with various social institutions and interactions is an indispensable part of human experience. The diversity of expressions of humanity’s social nature constitutes subject and primary interest for sociology. This field of knowledge, which can be defined as a methodical study of societies formed by humans and their behavior, views an individual, not in…

  • “Moving to U.S. and Amassing a Fortune, No English Needed”

    This essay discusses Kirk Semple’s article, Moving to U.S. and Amassing a Fortune, No English Needed. The article discusses the increase in the number of wealthy “Americans” who, ironically, cannot speak English. Precisely, the writer uses Felix Sanchez, a Mexican, who crossed to America in 1970 and amassed lots of wealth over a period of…

  • Definition and Meaning of Respect

    Table of Contents Introduction Respect and Social Interactions Conclusion Works Cited Introduction People in modern society have many options for how they relate to each other. Friendliness, dislike, love, hate, and many similar social behaviors play a significant role in human relationships, but there is one of the most important. Respect is a strong reverence…

  • Analysis of The Ballad of Mulan

    Mulan was displayed weaving with the noises of weaving equipment while facing the doorway, as mentioned in the first half of the poem. The poem suggests that a daughter’s natural function is to remain at home and do chores like weaving, which Mulan is undertaking. Mulan tells people that nobody is on her mind or…

  • Dual Status of the American Deaf Community

    The Deaf Community in the United States has a complicated history of status and legal positioning due to the conflicting perspectives on it. On the one hand, it is perceived as a linguistic minority with its own communication tools and distinct culture. On the other hand, the community benefits from the legislations and policy changes…

  • Illegal Migration: Positive and Negative Outcomes

    Table of Contents Introduction Negative consequences of illegal immigration Positive consequences of illegal immigration Rebuttal Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The pursuit for a better life has led to people using all means possible to migrate to developed countries. People hold the perception that developed countries offer numerous opportunities that might help them to improve their…

  • Legal Responsibility of Child Soldiers in Africa

    Table of Contents Introduction Process of Recruitment Psycho-Social Effect on Child Development The legality of Child Military Service Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The use of child soldiers is not a novel concept in the grand scope of history. In fact, the first recorded cases of children used in war date back to ancient Greece. These…

  • Being Black in America: Hughes, Baldwin, Evers, Lomax

    Table of Contents Langston Hughes James Baldwin Medgar Evers Louis Lomax Being Black in America References Langston Hughes Langston Hughes was born in 1901 and became a famous American columnist, social activist, playwright, novelist, and poet. Hughes is mostly known for insightfully portraying the U.S. black life from the twenties to the sixties (“Langston Hughes”).…