Essays on Anthropology

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Social Contract Theory: Analysis of John Rawls and Thomas Hobbes

4 pages / 1799 words

Social contract theory allows people to cohabitate in society, on the bases of a mutual agreement that limits rational persons to moral and political standards. Some philosophers, like Hobbs, and Rawls’ believe that we live morally according to these social contracts chosen by society, rather...

Social Contract Theory Society Theory

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The Concept of Conformity and Its Main Principles

2 pages / 1032 words

Introduction In contemporary society, the issue of conformity and its underlying principles has emerged as a contentious topic worldwide. Conformity involves the inclination to align one’s attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors with the aim of fitting into a group, making it a pervasive aspect of human...

Conformity Society

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Paradoxes of Compassion: Culture of Humanitarianism Due to Compassionate Dimension of Society

4 pages / 1705 words

Introduction The culture of humanitarianism is a way in which humanitarian practises and experiences are represented, narrated and performed. Culture in general is produced and shaped by society and people, together with their behaviours and traditions, who are a part of it. Therefore, the culture...

Compassion Humanity Society

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Society’s Expectations: Stereotypes and False Interpretations of Women

2 pages / 982 words

Society’s stereotypes have tragically led the population of females in the world to feel obliged in abiding by these unrealistic and toxic messages. As females, we are consistently targeted on our appearance in society and how we must conduct ourselves in order for the rest...

Expectations Society Stereotypes

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Humility and Its Importance in Society

2 pages / 873 words

Humility is the path to take. First thing’s first, what is humility? According to Merriam-Webster, humility is the quality of being humble, not proud, and believes that they are not better than others. Humility can have 3 qualities, patience, silence, and being merciful. Patience and...

Humility Society

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Overview of The Fallacy of Race and Its Consequences

1 page / 667 words

We must first consider what the fallacy of race is to learn how the fallacy of race evolved. Fallacies are faulty claims based on inaccurate assumptions. They derive from logically incorrect analysis, thereby undermining the authenticity of an argument. Therefore, the fallacy of race means...

Fallacy Society

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Understanding The Meaning of Fallacy

1 page / 566 words

Fallacies may be present in several ways: verbal, formal, and material. Also, it can either be positive, negative, or emotional. When a disputant uses personal attacks to attack opponents rather than discuss the issues, it counts as fallacies. If a debtor cannot defend his position...

Fallacy Interpersonal Communication Society

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The Link Between Community Policing and Criminal Investigation

2 pages / 891 words

Security is the beginning of social, economic and political developments. The role played by law enforcers is a significant one and can never be taken lightly. In guarding and protecting the society, security personnel demand more than just cooperation from the members of the public....

Community Community Policing Society

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Community Policing in a Community-fearing Environment

2 pages / 756 words

Community policing is not a concept that is new. It has come and go, much like many other policies in the United States. It can be argued that community policing has been around since the birth of policing as a whole. Though this concept was...

Community Community Policing Society

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Ethnography Research of The Polarities in Society

6 pages / 2747 words

The world we live in was built upon and maintained on the idea of polar opposites and juxtapositions for everything: darkness and light; day and night; decency and evilness; and pleasure and pain. The fact that the world is full of polarities is not new,...

Ethnography Research Society

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Application of Sociological Perspectives in The Practice of Social Service Professionals

5 pages / 2468 words

Introduction Sociology plays a pivotal role in shaping the practices and outcomes in the realm of social services, profoundly impacting both service providers and users. To provide effective care to clients, it is imperative for social service practitioners to grasp and empathize with the unique...

Society Sociological Perspective

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Analysis of The Movie Coco from Sociological Perspective

1 page / 615 words

The movie Coco is a film full of Mexican Culture and takes place during the Día de Muertos, Day of the Dead celebration. It’s directed by Lee Unkrich and released in 2017. The main character, Miguel Rivera loves music and struggles with the fact that...

Film Analysis Society Sociological Perspective

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Arguments in Support for The Idea of Decriminalizing Prostitution

4 pages / 1640 words

Referred to as a sin in the Bible and deemed unethical by most, prostitution has a lengthy and turbulent history. Seen as early as the time of the Babylonian civilization, prostitution has always been a widely debated topic but, not one with much support as...

Prostitution Sexual Health Society

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Why Prostitution is Normal and Should Be Legalized

3 pages / 1115 words

Introduction It is often asserted that money is the driving force behind the world’s activities, capable of resolving any issue or purchasing any desire. This notion applies to various aspects of life. Money can be employed to rescue endangered species, contribute to noble causes, indulge...

Prostitution Sexual Health Society

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The Benefits of Decriminalization of Prostitution in The United States

5 pages / 2447 words

Every year in the United States between 70,000 and 80,000 people are arrested under prostitution charges, costing tax paying citizens over $200 million yearly. 204 out of every 100,000-people involved in sex work are murdered. In San Francisco, 82% of prostitutes had been assaulted and...

Prostitution Sexual Health Society

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My Arguments for The Legalization of Prostitution

2 pages / 1038 words

The majority of people around the world believe prostitution should be Treated as a crime. Perhaps you are one of them? In my opinion it should be legal. You may disagree. However, this essay might change your opinion. Granted, most people view prostitution as disgusting,...

Prostitution Sexual Health Society

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The Roots and Effects of Violence Against Women

3 pages / 1475 words

Violence against women has been to be around since time in memorial serving the major role of showing male dominance in the society. It has reduced over the years but still continues in many homes all over behind closed doors. This violence is now being...

Society Violence against Women Women’s Rights

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W.e.b. Du Bois and His Contributions to Sociology

4 pages / 1632 words

Abstract W.E.B Du Bois is one of the renowned scholars in the field of history, civil rights activism and above all, sociology. There is an interesting story of his life, deep-rooted in his well-spent years of success in the career of sociology. W.E.B Du Bois...

Civil Rights Society Web Dubois

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Relevance of W.e.b. Dubois’ Theories in Contemporary Society

3 pages / 1495 words

William Edward Burghardt Du Bois was a Black American sociologist who prioritised the matter of race and racism unlike other traditional sociologists during and prior to his time. Dubois focused on the ‘double consciousness’; what it meant to be black and American and the experiences...

Society Theory Web Dubois