Category: Sociology 7256

  • “The Clash of Civilizations?” by Samuel Huntington

    Table of Contents Huntington Defines Civilization Huntington’s Oversimplification; Leaving out Key Elements Criticism on Huntington’s Definition of Civilization Conclusion Works Cited Critics, students, and commentators provided different reactions to Huntington’s argument regarding the clash of civilizations. However, the most interesting reaction concerns the way he developed the idea of civilization. It seems as if he…

  • Protecting Human Research Participants

    Table of Contents Introduction History of Human Subject’s Protection Types of Research Activities Strategies to Minimize Potential Risks and Additional Protections Ethical Standards in Research Conclusion References Introduction Human subject research is a systematic, scientific investigation that involves humans as research subjects. This type of research is used in many fields, including basic biology, psychology,…

  • Carnegie’s Approach to Public Speaking

    People often struggle to master the art of public speaking and become nervous, anxious, and even angry when presenting their projects in front of an audience. Personally, I also did not have any clear understanding of the correct way of behaving when speaking publicly, especially during major events. Yet, after reading the article by Dale…

  • Stoicism’ Major Tenets, History and Ideas

    Table of Contents Introduction Major Tenets of Stoicism History of Stoicism Works Cited Introduction Stoicism is a school of thought introduced by Athenians in the third century and Zeno of Citium was the first to apply it in Hellenistic philosophy. According to the stoic philosophy, emotions are categorized into various forms and faulty judgments are…

  • Social Control and Self-Control Theories

    There are two main theories by Travis Hirschi explaining what may stop a young person from committing a crime. The first is the social control theory highlights the importance of ties with the family, school, and other aspects of society (Review of the Roots). With time, it transformed into self-control theory, shifting the focus to…

  • Women’s Limited Choices: O’Connor’s Position

    The short story written by Flannery O’Connor is one of her most famous works. A Good Man Is Hard to Find is an excellent example of southern gothic, combining dialogues about everyday things and Christian values. It is characterized by many questions raised, allowing scholars to explore the work in detail. Most often, attention is…

  • The Issue of Affordable Housing in the US

    Table of Contents How Neighborhoods Shape People’s Outcomes The Neighborhood’s Influence on Personality Traits and Behavior Advantages and Disadvantages of Affordable Housing The Need for the Development of Fair Share Policy References In the modern world, the issues of segregation and inequity remain acute, even though much effort has been put into fighting them. The…

  • The Slogan “Stop the Hate”: Characteristics and Efficiency

    Introduction A slogan selected for this paper is focused on human rights equality. This topic is chosen because it addresses the main issue faced by the discriminated population, gay individuals in particular. “Stop the Hate” is a phrase used by the HRC to make the members of the LGBT community stand their ground and to…

  • The UNICEF Convention on the Rights of Children

    It is widely accepted that minors’ health and well-being should be among the principles to guide humanity’s activities all around the world to maximize the chances of raising active and healthy generations of citizens. The UNICEF Convention on the Rights of the Child was accepted more than thirty years ago to address this issue. The…

  • Ethnic Minorities and Dual Identity

    The dual identity is how the population perceived people, particularly women, who were born half American and half Mexican. Those people are called Chicana, and the female representatives, Chicano, were viewed either as a virgin or a whore, creating extreme definitions and not considering other images (Anzaldúa 43). There is three main representation of women…