Essays on social science
The boy in the picture with a chain attached struggling to move forward but the poverty constrains him depicts the structure of the societies in the world and the life which the peoples are living in this societies. This involves the unequal distribution of the resources among the individuals in the community and also among […]
The “Allegory of the Cave” is a hypothesis theorized by Plato in regards to human perception where Plato offers an explanation of the edification of the soul towards enlightenment. Everything experienced in human life is part of the sensible world and as pointed out by Plato, all elements of the sensible world changes constantly. Notably, […]
So as described it’s an ability of understanding the convergence of history and biography or interplay of self and our world. Sociological imagination allows us to look at situations in a sociology point and this culminates with us being able to know the contrast between personal troubles and social issues. The line between a personal […]
In “The New Dress,” “The Man Who Loved His Kind,” and “A Haunted House” by Virginia Woolf, the use of consciousness is shown greatly. Stream of Consciousness is the narrator’s ways of helping readers understand the characters thoughts and emotions, in which they pass through their minds. Woolf is well known of her use of […]
Consciousness is a conundrum of diverse interpretations. It is a thing that undoubtedly exists, yet no one can pinpoint what exactly it is or how it works. As of today, there is no answer. But as of today, We might be a little closer to figuring out that which humanity has wondered since the dawn […]
My expectations coming into WRA 101 were quite high, with emotions scattered amongst the various ones to choose from. Specifically, my expectations for this class, taught by Dr. Hood, were to transform as a writer and acquire a new level of understanding regarding the different styles and aspects of writing. I believe he has done […]
I considered having active listening skill as one of my strength and I believed listening is an extremely important part in communication. As stated in the book Management: A Practical Introduction, 8th edition, written by Angelo Kinicki, “Communication has been said to be a process consisting of ‘a sender transmitting a message through media to […]
My choice of reflecting on these specific articles stemmed from the fact that they all complimented each other and touched upon the issue of preconceived racial notions in and how it effects education, whether it be remedies, or personal histories with it. In Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy: A Needed Change in Stance, Terminology, and Practice, the […]
For the longest time, I was conflicted about who I was. I never really fit into one group. Only looking in from the outside. I grew up in Abique, New Mexico, a small town about two hours north of Albuquerque, with the most beautiful sunsets you have ever seen. My mother and father got divorced […]
The concept of privilege in society was only made aware to me in recent years, as I have noticed the way I live compared to others. Over the years, I have taken my time to further reflect on who I am. I would say that a lot has happened in the past years, and my […]
Reflection is a strong skill and process of finding our strengths, learning needs and areas of improvement ( CNO, 2020). It begins by analyzing the situation and changing our behaviours in practice. That helps nurses to provide quality care to patients and solve the critical problems. Self-reflection is a tool to become more competencies to […]
Social Issues In the Philippines, one of the largest problems is a huge amount of poverty, which in turn pushes corruption of officials and the rise of non-armed and weapon-based crimes. Drug use and distribution isn’t decreasing, even though the manners that this is being handled are extremely draconic and violent, often implying on just […]
Culture identity has a lot to do with mental health and how you are raised up. So, having the ability to be able to identify with culture benefits and makes the knowledge of humans stronger and able to relate to more people and interact and form groups with those in the same culture as them. […]
Black culture in the context of global diversity is a vast, complex and beautiful display of all that goes into the formulation of a collective consciousness and racial identity that 140 million individuals of the world’s population identify as. This paper will discuss some important factors that go into developing meaning out of black racial […]
I was born in Royal-Oak, Michigan, but without any hesitation, I state that I am the product of two very different cultures. Both of my parents are one hundred percent Romanians, they moved to the United States twenty-three years ago. For so many times I heard them talking about Romania origins as a country, how […]
What would be of a world with no sense of social constructs where all humans were considered the same? When I first arrived in the United States, I was only 12 years old. Before arriving in America I grew up in a small town by the name of ̈Santa Maria del Oro ̈ located in […]
As a Mexican-American, it’s straightforward to be confused on that world you’re thinking that you ought to determine with more; I feel beyond question Mexican-American once I build tamales or hear mariachis, however that feeling fades away once I speak broken Spanish. Spanish won’t look like a very important characteristic for all Mexican-Americans, however not […]
Scholars, writers and analysists have recently discussed a phenomenon known as globalization. This phenomenon has dominated literature for several years and is defined as the process of interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments worldwide. Most scholars however have focused on the economic and political dimensions of globalization and have neglected its most crucial […]
There are many ways to define cultural identity. How I define cultural identity is ethnicity, religion, sports, clothes, social class, or anything important to a person. This definition applies to me because I consider myself multi-racial with Hispanic, Pacific Islander, and caucasin. I have internal conflict due to presenting as white, but in reality I […]
In this paper, I will be exploring the role stereotyping has on the development of cultural identity. Specifically, on the role, it has had in the United States. I am interested in how history has shown that the cultural stereotyping has affected not only the cultural identity of entire groups and communities of people in […]
Mainstream media has created an audience that has come to expect relatable content regardless of its source and reliability. This becomes prevalent within ethnic communities online as they downplay race as a factor in establishing the authenticity of their work. However, in some cases, content creators– such as social media influencers– will come together to […]
Music has been a large part of the identity I have made for myself and has influenced both my political alignment and my views on cultural identity. With this in mind I chose readings that examine musical influence in political arenas as well as changes and affirmations of cultural identity. The readings I have selected […]
