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    sociological researcher to be both an insider and an outsider when doing social research. Both being insider and outsider researcher have their own pros and cons. It depends on the research problem‚ how much depth should the researcher go to obtain the necessary information to give a fair justice on social issues. Some kinds of social problems can be studied as being outsider while some can be best studied by being there. For instance anthropologist Elliot Liebow‚ he became the part of self conducted

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    importance of Being Earnest the author uses the stereotype of gender and Queer theory to describe the attitude of men and women. Three important points reveal the use of gender stereotype and Queer theory. The first is the discrimination and marginalization based on social classes. In addition‚ the role played by women in The Importance of Being Earnest show the gender stereotype. The last element is the definition of personal capacity based on the gender of each person. In “The importance of Being Earnest”

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    Jeremiah greer Loner Manifesto To be alone‚ is being able to learn not only yourself‚ but to learn to love and appreciate the whole world around you. Like the way when you walk through the forest and the newly fallen leaves smell of fresh rain and the upcoming winter. When you look in the mirror and see that you’re beautiful even with your imperfections of acne and scars. Being alone is okay‚ it lets you appreciate what’s around and helps you learn to love your imperfetions acnce and scars and

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    Being Green at Ben and Jerry’s 1- What makes Will’s essay interesting is that his title does not at all prepare the reader for an argument about drilling in the National Arctic Wildfire Refuge. In addition‚ in his other columns he usually likes to make fun at the green folks environmentalists‚ and what will make it highly persuasive is to have the title focused on the body of the column‚ because it will give the reader an idea about what the writer will talk about in the column. 2- Dear representative

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    This is especially the case if you are gay. The treatment of gay characters in movies has always been a touchy subject. Some are treated equally the same as everyone else‚ while others are given negative stereotypes or even bullied. In The Perks of Being A Wallflower‚ directed by Stephen Chbosky‚ Patrick is openly gay to his close friends‚ but has to conceal his relationship with Brad‚ causing Patrick to have to hide his own reality and true self. Throughout the film‚ Patrick deals with issues relating

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    In Being Mortal‚ Dr. Atul Gawande explains in the book’s opening chapter how our modern age’s demographic shifts have inspired a phenomenon he calls the “veneration of the independent self.” Dr. Gawande discusses how in the past surviving to old age was uncommon where in the late 18th-century‚ for example‚ those 65 and older made up less than two percent of the U.S. population compared to now comprising approximately 14 percent. Furthermore‚ he describes that parents living longer has led their children

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    of Being a Wallflower” written and directed by Stephen Chbosky. This is shown through unresolved issues from their childhood‚ their coping mechanisms to deal with their issues‚ and how deeply they let the issues affect them. To begin‚ Holden and Charlie both have unresolved issues from their childhood. They both have suffered loss and other traumatic incidents that have an effect on them later in their lives. Holden’s first unresolved issue is suffering

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    Clever puns and witty dialectic. That is what you will encounter while reading Oscar Wilde’s play “The Importance of Being Earnest”. But what makes this play so great is not just the characters but the title itself. The title depicts the whole story and foreshadows the main characters’ journey of self-discovery. With a metaphor and some irony Wilde makes the best pun of all‚ the title itself. In the play‚ Ernest deceives Gwendolen‚ who is the love of his life‚ into thinking that he has a brother

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    There was numerous social issue in the Perks of Being a Wallflower‚ there were alcoholism‚ domestic abuse‚ sexism‚ and homophobia. These issues affected the protagonist (Charlie Kelmeckis) and another main character in the novel. The main social issue that affected Charlie the most is alcoholism and drug abuse. "I can’t do that anymore. I’m sorry. It’s Okay Charlie. Just go to sleep. Sam said. But I wasn’t talking to Sam anymore. I was talking to someone else” (Chbosky 203). At this moment charlie

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    “The Downside of Being a Child Prodigy” is an article written by Andrea Sachs published in Time Magazine on September 6‚ 2006. The article starts with a reference to a short story about Alissa Quart who had skills since she was a child. She was able to read and teach her peers at elementary school how to read. She got awards for her writings. One of her good skills is that she was able to edit her father’s writing by the age of 13. Then the writer refers to Quart’s book entitled “The Dilemma of the

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