Society Creative Writings Samples For Students

Question 1

Chapter 5 explains the consumer’s behavior towards the selection of products to consume. The chapter addresses the factors that influence the consumer decision process. The consumer’s decision depends on the marketing mix psychological needs, social factors as well as the situational factors. The market mix entails the product line and its development policies, price, promotion and distribution of the product at convenient places. The psychological needs constitute the reception of the marketer’s message by the consumer; the motives, perception, learning, lifestyle and attitudes among others. The consumer preference for products is influenced by the social environment ...

Religion and popular culture is an article that looks at the significance of religion and pop culture that has taken a toll on the society. Religion is no longer, what it used to be in the Jewish tradition where it has its foundations. The changes that are happening in the filed of technology and affecting the secular society has also had an impact on religion. The manner in which matters of religion are being handled has been the center of debate between the conservative and liberal religious believers. The most alarming issue is the fact that religion has become digital ...

Liberalism is an important part of societal development and this is obviously part and parcel of the history of Europe in the early part of the 20th century. Perry is insistent that liberalism comes together from a variety of sources but is especially espoused in the left wing doctrines of socialism and communism.

After the First World War, Europe was swept through with what could have deemed to be a wave of liberal ideas. With the fall of the monarchy in various countries, old ideas went out of the window and this also meant that more liberal ideas were invading European ...

Literature

The perception of Joseph contradicts with what other thinks as he says, “Poetry is like bird.” The illiterate lad decides to abstain from petty crimes and study on the blacks’ history. The game of poetry was flexible to accommodate different understanding of the context. He differs with other students who believed that the novel, Heart of Darkness sheds light on the redemption and suffering of Africans. Joseph had a deep believe that the black’s history was underrated and nothing good was observed from it. The understanding of the poetry according to him means that the visionary literary work discussed ...

Literature

Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Introduction:
Geoffrey Chaucer had skillfully adapted the methodology of frame within frame story telling was a process of storytelling that had only begun to evolve during those times. This method involved the putting together of stories of a number of people. In the main story there is the gripping tale of a group of pilgrims who have taken on the perilous journey together to a pilgrimage to Canterbury.
Among all the story tellers there are a wide variety among which some are of noble birth and a large number who are mere common folk. The more interesting ...

The recent events in the state of Florida with respect to the ‘Stand Your Ground’ law is worrying and shocking. Many people have lost their lives as a result of this law, and still there are no indications that this law would be amended soon. The killing of a black teenage boy called Jordan coming right after the Zimmerman trial is testimony that the law is nothing but punitive. Many black people in Jacksonville continue to live in fear as the individuals continue to take advantage of the law to satisfy their egos. People have been left off the hook because ...

The roots of the modern black political thoughts go back to the 19th century, when black nationalists started to defend their civil rights the most actively. The American society was not that ready to accept political movements concerning their expressing their ideas too strictly and proudly. Indeed, African Americans were proud to be the representatives of their nationality, and this their proud was evolved due to many reasons and due to much suffering in the 19th century. The origins of Black Nationalism lie deeply in the attitude of American political leaders and society to African-Americans. They were still regarded ...

Prewriting

Narrowed topic:
My narrowed topic is the negative effects of sexualization of girls
Audience:
My audience is the parents or guardians of girls aged 7 years and above. This is the target group of people who needs to be educated on sexualization of girls’ culture and its negative effects for their children. In so doing, I expect that they steer forward the campaign of neutralizing the popularity of this culture starting from their homes.

Thesis statement:

The thesis of this paper is that sexualization of girls impacts negatively on the lives of young girls including their sexual development, ...

Question # 1

One of the major concepts of Confucianism is “Jen” and in Confucianism, Jen is what makes individual an individual. It is what gives self its humanity and dignity. In Confucianism, the concept of self is not an isolated one. In Confucians teaching, it is not possible to be an individual without the society and the concept of the self emerges only in the relation to others. Confucianism gives much more value to the whole society rather than individualism as it considers individuals to be a constituent of society instead of isolated objects. Confucianism propagates strong hierarchical order and persuades individuals to ...

Camus's "The Guest" (pp. 1580-97).
As the story ends, Daru seems to be threatened with a consequence he doesn’t deserve. Is this just? Is there any way he could have created a good outcome? Why do you think Camus chooses to end the story this way?
As it has been indicated in the post, Daru’s situation is one that portrays the diverse view through which the society perceives an individual. In the need to seek to establish a good rapport with the society, Daru lets the prisoner decide on which way to go-the escape route or the way ...

During the medieval periods, the code of Chivalry was in effect a moral system that defined qualities that were to be idealized by the knights. In essence, this moral system was more like an honor code of the knights; it technically exemplified their royal and exceptional stance in the society. Considering that chivalry required knights to behave in a way that epitomized good morals, I am of the opinion that; chivalry lack place in the contemporary society. Throughout the essay, arguments in favor of the notion above will be presented.
In Le Morte d'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory, Chivalry is ...

There are different ethical systems of communication. The first is the categorical imperative which is based on the work of Immanuel Kant that states ethics on the basis of increasing idea that individuals living in a society pursue moral absolutes (Bowen, 2005). However, the underlying principle of the categorical imperative is that one should act and set an example for others. The second system is utilitarianism that was developed by John Stuart Mill and suggest that anything that is based on ethics brings goodness for a large number of people. However, the utilitarianism largely depends on the cost of moral actions ...

Race is not only skin deep, but it serves as a person’s imprint in society. It is a power full force that dictates much in a person’s way of living. It is both innate and is influence by the environment. It is innate, because people are born in certain races, where they carry with them genetic traits that define their racial identity. Biological characteristics include color and physical appearance that may uniquely identify various races. Race also plays a significant role in the cultural aspect of living because it carries with it many norms and values that define a society. Religion, moral ...

Education Reform

Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Inequality is an inevitable truth of our society. We see inequality everywhere, whether it’s between rich or poor, powerful or suppressed, strong or weak. What bothers Rousseau is that how and why such inequalities evolved in our society. The very first question that strikes of ‘Jean Jacques Rousseau’ is his question about inequality in two terms those are natural and political. He asks in the very first part of his work of ‘dedication’ that, he states that how equality is natural, and inequality is man-made, something that is introduced by men. Further talking about equality, he ...

“I have always held close to my heart the belief that true leadership is an art whereby an individual possess the ability and capability to socially influence his or her subordinates towards the realization of a common end or objective. As a leader, I am expected to be in a position to inspire other people to willingly pursue certain desired goals. All in all, I understand that leadership is not a one step undertaking; it involves a continuous process of learning. Good leadership has not been easy for me to nurture; it is a product of a multiplicity of factors which include in-depth study, strict discipline, ...

Poem and Poem Analysis on Femininity

[Client’s Name]
[Client’s University]

PART 1: Creative Writing

The Beautiful Thing
Object, that’s what It is
Dismembered, molded – plastic
Beautifuluntil It isn’t
The existence of a stain is Its sin
It is a docile body
But It made itself ideal
Choice however
Oh how funny! Oh the irony!
Do you know the story?
It thinks it made the decision!
Far from the truth
Delusional object, that thing is
The thing is cold to the touch
As sinister as the carefully painted lips
But who painted ...

Introduction

Besides being a way of thinking, human rights are also a set of political and legal doctrines. These doctrines limit the government power to shape citizens expectations. As such, they benefit ascribe behaviors and proscribe others. The structure of human rights reflects meticulous historical milieu out of which they have evolved and their contours have stretched and changed with the erratic landscape of global society. The general awareness of human rights was gradually formed on the existence of rights that are inherent in all human beings. These rights pre-exist and are superior to the State and all political affiliations. The universal ...

In the second month of autumn in 1937 a short story by John Steinbeck ‘Chrysanthemums’ was published in Harper’s Magazine. It was not serene and stable times but on the contrary, the elections of the President were just held and Franklin D. Roosevelt gained his position of the Head of the country for the second time. The Great Depression laid its grave mark on the economy of the United States and both hardly started to recover. Significant changes touched upon a social sphere as well, meaning that now it was time for women to emerge as equal members of the ...

The discriminatory practices of the male folk of the society are not new. Abuse and violence is a way of establishing the supremacy over the opposite sex. Even in the age of advancement where several feminist movements have dared to challenge the very roots of the patriarchal society, domestic abuse is one the greatest impediments for the female who are being constantly battered by the insensitivity and chauvinism of their male counterparts.
New York is a city where many women face the peril of domestic violence. Statistics show that in the year 2012, 68 percent of the total number of ...

Part I

Various forces are responsible for flattening. Corrupt governments contribute greatly to flattening, as they do not provide adequate public facilities and amenities for use by the public. For instance, due to corruption infrastructure may be poor as no funds are channeled to development of repair of the infrastructure. Uploading is significant in that it enhances the local so that the single national imperialism can be addressed by ensuring globalization, which is suitable for effective interaction of a nation with the surrounding nations.
Supply chains ensure that there is a distinct approach through which nations and individuals are able to operate. ...

Hook

This short story addresses significant issues, which prevail in the society that people should understand in order to live appropriately. Key aspects like business and otherwise activities addressed provide readers with operational aspects that guide their activities in society so that the society can achieve its goals and objectives.

Synopsis

In the short, there are various aspects, which need to be considered in order to ensure that the societal activities are carried out in the most effective manner possible. Accuracy of information is duly important in this exercise. Addressing the approaches that are necessary which the readers need to grasp ...

The following reflection paper is dedicated to analyzing laws, coming from different eras and states. For the purposes of this paper we will refer to such sources as Hittilte Law Code (coming from 1500s B.C.), Code of Lipit-Ishtar (1868 BC), the works of Han Fei Tzu (circa 230 B.C.), “Creation of the democracy in Athens” by Aristotle (circa 509 B.C.) and Augustus’ Moral legislation (18 B.C.).
The appearance of law itself is associated with the need to create the framework for relations between society members, both in pre-state condition and in terms of state. As modern laws, laws, ...

Industrial Revolution and development of capitalism focused around the key rational drivers to raise productivity, as a result society approached to issue of "complex relations among cultural products and processes, consciousness, and the economic and social organization of society" (1991, Halley, p.228). How successful was a solution of these complex relations in the capitalist world through attempts of delegitimation and reenchantment of rationality?
Cultural Processes: New processes need the new cultural drivers. Gradually separated from their generic and institutional origins the cultural activities followed the historic processes. This movement was not easy often followed by the cultural resistance, taking the ...

[Author’s Name]

The Students

NSU & Huizenga School
USA
Dear Students:
Studies are now becoming an important part of our society as it gives a fair idea to the people regarding different things. Study and education is one of the major things in one’s life as it gives a person a sort of differentiation stance on wrong and right of a thing in total. The provision of education deems extremely important for us from different standpoints, but it is seen that most of the people are now unable to get their desired education due to different problems and reasons.
Some ...

The early 20th Century’s perception toward the effect of unifying people of different whereabouts is hostile. Though part of this defensiveness is rooted in the love of the country, it defends with predetermined exceptions. Not all theorists of immigration efforts are withdrawn from a successful union. Though America still stands as nation built by natives and the naturalized, few thought it possible a hundred years ago.
British playwright Israel Zangwill crafted a play called The Melting Pot (1916) where, with esteem and passion, principal characters enjoy the concept of amalgamated people. There is pride in the act, and it is ...

Introduction

Cultures have several things in common. Various societies have come up with a number of cultural practices in order to enhance survival. Most of these practices trace back to ancient period (Miller, 2010). Chinese culture is among the largest and oldest cultural globally. This culture traces back to 5000 years ago, when China was referred as “Cerestral Empire”. This term was used (and is still used in the contemporary world) to define a region where mortal power and divinity once co-existed. In the contemporary world, several researchers have explored the Chinese cultural trend with an aim of gaining a comprehensive understanding of ...

Nazism and Fascism were forms of racial and political ideologies, which trace their foundation to the 20th century and were reinforced by Adolf Hitler of Germany and Benito Mussolini of Italy respectively.
National Socialism or Nazism was a racial philosophy practiced by the Nazi Party of Germany around 1933 to 1945. Nazism was pegged upon the principle that the German Aryan community was biologically and superior to all other races in the world (Vasey, 2006). In addition, the Nazi philosophy strongly believed in a pyramid format leadership structure with Adolf Hitler-The Fuhrer, as the ultimate head whose word was final. ...

Focused subject

Thesis statement
The over-consumption problem in our society has contributed to the emergence of poor management of cash which has affected the society and its members negatively. For that reason, this outline focuses on the problem of over-consumption and explores its various causes that include the increasing availability of credit cards, our insatiable need for stuff, and poor competition among the consumers. It also analyses what individuals and the society in general ought to do to solve this burning issue.

Increasing availability of credit cards

One of the major causes of the problem of over-consumption is the snowballing credit cards availability. This has ...

Introduction

It is true that the solutions that are offered in Affluenza are definitely useful. For instance, the solutions at political level that includes change of tax code to dishearten harmful consumption and decrease the need for the low income workers are most crucial in combating Affluenza because they are implemented by the authorities hence they will be followed by all people whether they like it or not. Those that are mentioned under societal level are also worthwhile. For example, simplicity groups are more efficient in helping individuals learn how to solve some of these problems.
I totally agree ...

Introduction

These chapters fall under part one of Affluenza: The All-consuming Epidemic. This part is generally about symptoms as it provides evidence of extent to which Affluenza has essentially taken hold. The materialistic nature of our society has contributed to these effects through creating capitalism where the haves do not care about the have-nots. In the eighth chapter, “Community Chills,” authors have extensively discussed about impact of Affluenza on the community life. The chapter describes the declining social capital, lack of “sense of place,” and the increasing isolation (Graaf et al 65). For that reason, Affluenza make us become disconnected ...

Introduction

Social entrepreneurship is business concept in which the entrepreneurs engages in the innovation or creating products in the market while eat the same considering the social responsibility as well as the welfare of the people. It mainly concerns the social responsibility of the people in the society. The foundation or the basic principles of the social business are different with the normal business goal that mainly aims at profit maximization other than social responsibility. Social entrepreneurship therefore involves the social business where the main goal is the social welfare or philanthropic rather than profit maximization. The non-profit making organizations ...

Introduction

The love for homeland for every individual in a society or country is very special and unique. So, everybody has a unique attraction towards one’s own country. It is rightly said that a bird moves here and there all day in the search of food, but at the end of the day, it returns to its peaceful place called nest. Similarly, for me, my country is my nest like a bird where I live with pride, unity, freedom, and love. I personally feel that for any good human being with a logical and broad-mind, a country is one’s home, and everybody is attracted ...

1.This question is very relevant to the topic of the research. It directly addresses one of the major problems in the research, specifically, the challenges facing qualified Saudi women. The unemployment rate among women is currently at 26.9% and if this is to be reduced, the obstacles to the women’s employment should be identified. 2.This question will give one a picture of the labor sector, whether it is dominated by male or female workers.3.This question gives one an idea if there is discrimination between male and female workers in the work environment.4.This question was included in the questionnaire because ...

In her Ridgeway raised the issue of how gender inequality persists in the contemporary society where a lot of effort is aligned to fighting against it. The author also considered how gender inequality is rewritten into new forms of social organization. She established her arguments using everyday interactions showing how gender conflicts are conceived in everyday interactions. The author provides evidence explaining the importance of gender category for coordination interactions in a society.
Ridgway develops her thesis stating that gender inequality is maintained in American society and changes its forms with its development. Her insights are useful for understanding of ...

The studies analyzed in this paper examined various aspects of the changes in religious congregation that recently occur in the American society. Also, the studies concerned the approaches used by women to reduce gender disparities in religious congregations.
Beaman (2001) introduced a study related the issue of contradiction roles of Mormon women who are encouraged to participate in public life and be financially independent while being taught to focus on family life. The author used a life story approach that is recognized as an effective research method of research in sociological science. The findings of the research appeared to be ...

The culture in which a person grows into plays a major role in shaping their verbal communication. This is because of the fact that some of the major properties and characteristics of comminutes and which define them, include their way of communication. Every community or society has a unique, authentic form of communication which it uses. This is what distinguishes one community from another.
The distinctions in comminutes among communities is a cultural tenet that not only define them, but also gives them an identity. Apart from the verbal communication, there is a different form of communication that is also used in every ...

Introduction

Lowell, a city in Massachusetts, USA was drastically transformed by the growth in commerce and industrialization in the 18th century. The development in these sectors brought dissimilar changes in land use, gender structures, the people’s culture and structural composition of society. This paper seeks to explore on the effects of industrialization on these aspects of Lowell city and assess the general implication of the same.

How the development of commerce and industry in Lowell, Massachusetts affected the land use, gender roles, culture, and socioeconomic class

Initially, the growth of commerce and industry in the city largely affected how land came to be used. Notably, land became one of the most valuable assets in Lowell, owing to the demand for ...

___ March 2013

Predicting the future may seem farfetched, but in this case, we can risk it. In a general sense, I have a strong vision that the criminal justice system of the United States will be a pragmatic and proactive one by the time 2033 strikes. I envision a criminal justice system that espouses positive values and can adeptly handle problems through creative, forward-looking and sustainable solutions. Around this time, our criminal justice system will have already learned from the error of its ways and will do its best to keep Americans safe and protected.
In 2033, I see an empowered criminal ...

In his full statement of the case, Henry Jekyll lays out the terrible quandary that has beholden him, the addiction to his transformation into the monster that is Edward Hyde. He goes into great detail regarding his aesthetic lifestyle as he tried to keep away from the potions that were making him into the monster and the contrast with his quiet and relatively obscure life of the doctor could not be too great.
The first question I would like to put up for discussion is why did Henry Jekyll resort to becoming Edward Hyde? Was it due to ...

CLAS 2095 EL 10

Dr. S.Katary

Introduction
Ancient Rome has several rituals that have served as phenomenal aspects of its era as it flourished. Those have given vibrant color to the characterization of Roman life at that time, as it stood as among the most interesting points of study in the history of humankind. Among those who have partaken in the rituals of the empire were the Vestal Virgins (Vestals), who were women priestesses heralded for their virtues as they present themselves to Roman society as among its institutional characters.
This study seeks to present information on the Vestals ...

Introduction

The issue of dominance of men in the society have been experienced since the earliest times. This has led to many debates throughout the world where some believe that men dominate women while others view these two groups as equal. Women in many instances have been discriminated due to the fact that they are under the control of men. This has led to feminism that is a collection of ideologies and movements whose aim is to define, establish, and defend equal economic, social, and economic rights for women. This in fact includes the efforts to establish opportunities that are equal ...

Introduction

What is interpersonal communication? This is the way in which people from various background shows their emotions and communicates using both the non-verbal and verbal. The concepts of interpersonal communication include the self, perception of others and people’s emotions. The main function of the concepts of interpersonal communication is to educate individuals on the reasons why people behave in certain ways and why their bond is broken or success.

The self in interpersonal communication

The self has three different dimensions that are the self-awareness where the individuals are able to know themselves outwardly and inwardly. The best way for people to know themselves ...

Mason Cooley once said, “There are different rules for reading, for thinking, and for talking. Writing blends all three of them.”(Cooley). I believe that the main purpose of writing is to include a range of skills necessary for the quality of expression, communication and learning. Through writing, a person is able to express their personal ideas, opinions, and feelings to a larger audience.
Writing can be defined in many different manners, but as a whole writing is a method of representing language in visual format. Different writing systems mimic speech sounds or symbols. In a written text interaction space is important, allowing for ...

Discussion Questions

Question 1:
The view of symbolic violence as the product of a deeply ingrained sense of dominance within some sections of society is apt in describing the complexity with which the former is associated. For instance, society has in the past placed man on top of the social hierarchy and relegated women to subservience based on ancient norms and traditions. This then means that it would be inaccurate to assume that such skewed view of the social framework could be revised through simple appeals to the will as a way of redefining people’s interpretations of the role of each ...

Holidays are a time fraught with tradition and cultural significance. When I think of holidays I think of a time for the celebration of life. Usually this celebration involves coming together with loved ones and remembering the traditions of the past. Traditions play a large role in psychological wellbeing of society.
One holiday that has positively impacted my life is Christmas. At this time I take a moment to gather with my family and revel in the love and good fortune I have received during the year. Traditional Christmas activates such as putting up a Christmas tree, family dinners, and giving presents to ...

My personal view of sin

“Against thee, thee only, have I sinned” (Psalm 51:4)
The concept of sin is a major part of almost every major world religion. Whether it be Christianity, Judaism or Islam, followers of faith are always painted to be in the state of a constant battle against sin. Yet, we seldom stop to ponder what really constitutes sin. In the Bible as well as the Koran, the fall of man has been attributed to sin. Christians know this to be the original sin, where Adam and Eve defied the order of God and were punished with banishment from paradise. I believe ...

During the past 30 years, the sociology of education has dealt with many issues. There have been social and political ‘problems’ in education, as well as new sub-fields, creating new disciplines in the study of education. Because the boundaries are loose between sociology, education, and other humanities, it can be difficult to categorize specialists in the field into one specific area of study. There are categories of the specialists areas of study: personal, which involves the reputations and status that the person initiating the study desires as he or she seeks power, identity, and patronage; vested, which includes the ...

In literature and visual arts, the term realism refers to attempts to portray subjects as they appear in reality. Basically, this is art imitating life. Before the 14th century, the main subject matter of art was religion. Most works of art intended to provoke a religious reaction, and show respect to God, as well as the Angels. Pictures were not realistic, and most works of art lacked perspective. Figures deemed pertinent had to be made significantly larger than the other figures. They also lacked landscapes. However, all this changed as artists incorporated realism into their work. Realism, with reference to ...

Mental retardation

The image selected shows children suffering from mental retardation. The children however are all beaming and are happy despite the condition that life has dealt them. The condition of having an intelligence quotient of than 70 is clinically regarded as mental retardation. The fact us that mental retardation is not a disease in the strict sense of the word. Mental retardation is a condition that leaves the victim struggling to master their cognitive abilities. However, many individuals around the world are able to fight it to try and make themselves better. Mental retardation has been a huge challenge to society because the ...

A Precious Liquid

A huge percentage of water found in Mexico is obtained from the surface. The main sources are lakes or rivers. In spite of the few water resources in many areas in Mexico, there is a high consumption of water in these regions. This is because the tariffs are low and the rates of payment are poor (Reisner, 1992). The year 2006 saw more than 70% of the water utilized for agriculture alone. This is in contrast to less than 15% used for public supply. Moreover, less than 10% of the total water found in Mexico was used in industry and ...

Freedom is one of the fundamental human rights. However, freedom must be exercised with responsibility to promote cohesive coexistence. Laws serve as guidelines on how to exercise freedom responsibly are designed to mitigate actions or behavior that interfere with other people rights. Even though laws are meant to protect the society from unreasonable exercise of freedom, it may be sometimes exploited by those in power to limit freedom of speech, association and movement. This is unjustified limitation of freedom aimed at perpetuating undue control on citizens. Freedom and security are not mutually exclusive elements. It is apparent enhanced freedom ...

Robert Merton and the functionalist and social control theorists maintain that most people obey the laws, rules and regulations of mainstream society because they have been trained and socialized to do so, while those who are more likely to become criminals and delinquents have weak social and community bonds. They are unable to obtain the money and material things that American culture values the most, so they turn to illegal methods to obtain them. Travis Hirshi wrote the classic work on social control theory, Causes of Delinquency in 1969. Numerous studies of juvenile delinquents over the last forty years ...

The socialization of women is quite manipulative just as observed in Dove Evolution. For instance, there is the notion that the society and even the media has as to what beauty is and how it affects the perception of women. World Savvy (2012) indicates that the standards that are set for women make them quite disadvantaged as they seek to fulfill these standards. For instance, there is the average body size that a woman should have. Failure to have such a body makes the women the laughing stock and they are ridiculed all over. This is quite cruel.

The media is ...

Question 1

Oppositional readings are a strategy being adopted by individuals who feel the media sometimes provides them with what they do not require. This is usually revealed through criticism of some authors and even movies ‘fans take found footage from television texts and edit them to construct their own videos which comment sometimes with irony’ (Jenkins, 1989, pg 550). Authors and directors who form part of oppositional analysts go a head to write books and even shoot movies to discourage the audience against such literature. A clear example is the movie titled I hate vampires. The movie is a production of people who ...

Technology has been a crucial part of the human culture since time immemorial. This is evident in the way tools and weapons were used to help people adapt to their environment (Murphie and Putts, 2003). Through civilization, the interrelationship between culture and technology is clearly brought out through activities such as farming, cooking, and even music. In modern times, technology has enabled faster means of conversing through better communication devices such as mobile phones. Technology has improved how people dress, the human intellect and what people believe and profess (Mack, 2001). Technology is deep rooted in various homes. It has ...

Orphan Train and Modern Adoption Laws

At this time, when one hears or reads a story of an Orphan Train child, it would spur different emotions – from compassion to the children “placed-out” children to anger for the government. In these modern times, the US Government have already established certain laws for the safety of children that are put into adoption. We have the Social Welfare agency as well as different institutions that protect the orphans. At this time, when a couple plan to adopt a child, they would undergo different adoption procedures, such as interviews and psychological tests in able to determine if they are fit to take ...

Introduction

Religion in itself is the faith of the presence of a supernatural being. However, Karl Marx looks at it in a slightly different way. He states that it is a tactic to oppress the have-nots in the society. According to his understanding, it is a haven for the poor that they can find a hope for the future. Karl Marx viewed religion as a way of society stratification in terms of the have and the have-nots. He argued out that the people who throng to the various religious entities do so not to seek for spiritual nourishment but as a way of seeking for refuge, shelter, ...

Introduction

Great thinkers have been envied and hated at the same time. In the world we live in, several individuals have expressed their ideas and thoughts in many ways, and the most contentious of these thoughts have attracted to study as well as critics. Examples of these great thinkers include Martin Luther King Jr, and Bertrand Russell. This essay looks to study the thoughts, writings and the prevailing condition that influenced these two great thinkers.

Bertrand Russell

Bertrand Arthur William Russell was born on the 18 May 1872 in Wales, into one of the most famous noble families in Britain. Young Russell ...

The world of literature has changed tremendously over the past ten years. Long gone are the days when our Australian literary artists delved on the traditional stereotypes that encompassed gender stereotypes. Gone are those days that the artist’s concern was the role of man as a dominating factor in the Australian home: And the woman being thought of as the weaker sex: who could not work in the factories and take prestigious posts when they were allowed to work. As the short story writers, we should go beyond traditions into the writing for developmental purposes.
Nowadays I watch a ...

Abstract

Social justice has always acted and will act as the most important indicator of the effectiveness of social development, being one of the fundamental bases of civilization and progress. Social justice is the foundation of any developed society, and it determines many aspects of the interaction between people within the state and society. Justice is category of a moral-legal and socio-political consciousness that is both an inalienable natural right of a person. Understanding social justice changes over time and depends on the specific social conditions in which people live. The content of this concept is in line between the ...