Sociology

Name Tutor Course Date What is culture? Culture has many meanings. Mathew Arnolds’ Culture and Anarchy refer to culture as special intellectual endeavors while Edard Tylor’s Primitive Culture refers to culture as quality possessed by all people in social groups. For anthropologists, culture is the full range of learned human behavior patterns. Characteristics of culture include the fact that culture manifests itself by observation, values and basic assumptions. Observable facts include everything from the physical layout, dress code and the manner in which people address each other. To understand the culture, it is vital to delve into underlying assumptions. These assumptions are learned...

Student’s name Tutor’s name Course number Date Social Work and Foster Parenting Foster parenting is a journey that requires education and proper knowledge of the new acquittance between the parent and the child. This paper presents the lessons learned from the video from UtahFosterCare lesson on Long-term Separation: Adoption Issues for Families by Cliff Farnsworth. The first lessons initiate with a video that indicates the wishes of children who need foster care as being love and care. Social workers must ensure they help the children and families achieve permanency. They have to balance between the family’s and child’s need and the legal requirements for foster parenting. Social...

Name Professor Course Date Andy Warhol In the early years of the 1920s to 80s, Warhol was among the most famous American artist, director as well as producer in the visual art group which was named as pop art (Sommerlad). He is famous for multimedia works exploring every aspect of life to suit his artistic exploration. Typically, he viewed almost every stuff to be related to arts. For instance, he linked business advertisements, ordinary household items, and photographs for the rich and famous persons to artwork through capturing their essence in real time or as they happen. Warhol presumed that soon people would become famous in very few minutes (Sommerlad). Typically Andy Warhol is a unique...

Sociology Name Institution Affiliation Sociology Science is the collective human effort to comprehend the world’s history with visible proof (Popper, 2013). Empirical evidence is the statistics acquired through experimentation or by observation. A central subject of science is that every proof should be empirical. It should rely on evidence or outcomes that can be noticed by our senses. Scientific affirmation is a theme too, and obtained from our observations or our experience and empirical data which is based on both experimental results and observations. In the process of approving or disapproving any proposition, the evidence is paired with the conclusion. This information is used to...

SOCIOLOGY Student’s name Institutional affiliation Date Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, culture, institution and social interaction. Areas of study in sociology include race, social class, religion, crime, state, and family. Frenchman Auguste Compte proposed the use of sociology in the 1830s to study human activities. The purpose of sociology is to analyses how human actions are shaped by culture and social structures (Maturana 2015). Sociologists analyses the social interaction from between two human beings to complex interactions such as relationships that pertain to multinational interaction. Notably, sociologists assume that human beings have a wide room for...

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Attitudes of Students toward LGBTQ Community in College Attitudes toward gender, race, religion, and politics are some of the most common ideologies examined, expanded and often altered in college years. For students with little or no prior experience of interacting with diverse groups, much of this adjustment may be achieved through a close association with their colleagues in the academic community who are different from themselves (Lehman and Thornwall 118). Besides, for some, close association with members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Community (LGBTQ) is first experienced in college campuses. Therefore, using empirical...

Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Class Name Date Reading Review Writer’s argument and thesis Structural violence refers to a type of disorder where social institutions or social structures are likely to harm individuals. Ideally, structural violence impedes people from attaining their basic needs. Paul Farmer deliberates the case for the strong effect of the social institutions and structures on the lives of those people living in Haiti (Farmer 281). In essence, the writers argue about the mental and physical suffering encountered by a person. As a result, Farmer told the story of two young people living in Haiti and emerged as victims of violence and social injustice in Haiti which...