Neighbourly relations are based upon several factors as they are important to people’s standard of living in a community. They must get on with each other and be able to live in peace as they are not related‚ yet living close enough to affect each other on a daily basis – and in some cases the living quarters may be closer than others. The term ‘friendly distance’ is necessary in the relationship between two neighbours as it is the harmony between being just the right amount of polite and approachable
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Part 2 (Word Count 1000) Examine the argument that neighbourly relations are always characterised by friendly distance. The requirement to be friendly but without undermining the privacy of others‚ different spaces where neighbouring takes place. For example if a neighbour is busy at the front garden might do a quick chat‚ but never thinking of knocking on their front door. People don’t normally sit in the front of their home because they see it to public‚ more like in the back garden. Like
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Part 1 Using Tables 1 and 2‚ what can you say about the views of people in older age groups about the neighbourhoods in which they live? Table 1 shows how strongly respondents agreed with the statement that they felt they belonged to their neighbourhood according to their age whilst table 2 shows the response to the statement that friendships and associations with other people in the neighbourhood meant a lot to people‚ also according to age. Table one clearly shows that more women than men
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Identify the argument that neighbourly relations are characterised by friendly distance. Before I identify the argument that neighbourly relations are characterised by friendly distance‚ I want to explore what neighbourly relations are‚ their responsibilities‚ how and why they act in a particular but also whether it’s the same throughout the world. During the 1800s there was a rapid change in where people lived. In the first half of the century‚ the population of England and Wales doubled from nearly
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‘Examine the argument that neighbourly relations are characterised by friendly distance’ The main points I shall focus on will be; When neighbouring goes bad Boundaries and respect for privacy Cultural differences Most properties in the UK have distinct physical boundaries‚ for example‚ borders‚ hedges‚ fences or walls‚ most people respect these boundaries. We have them as a protection from others around us‚ so we can sit or sunbathe without onlookers‚ if someone were to pop their head
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Examine the argument that desirable neighbouring is characterised by both distance and proximity This essay will examine the attributes of desirable neighbouring‚ looking at the characteristics and unwritten rules of good neighbouring‚ how material life shapes social identities and social order to regulate and control the distance and proximity between neighbours. Secondly‚ personal and social identities are discussed and how these affect the interaction with neighbours. Thirdly‚ tensions around
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INDIA’S NEIGHBOURLY RELATIONS 1. India is strategically situated in the Asian sub-continent. It has been trying to build good friendly relations with its neighbours. Sri Lanka and India were traditional friends‚ but ethnic clashes between the Tamils and the Sinhalese embittered our relations. Relations with Pakistan have remained strained. That country has been abetting violence in the Kashmir region. Bangladesh was created after India defeated Pakistan in the 1971 war. The sharing of the
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anglo Scottish relations characterised by change or by continuity? Throughout the Tudor period it was certainly the norm for Anglo-Scottish relations to be uneasy bordering often on emnity and‚ despite such periods of improved relations as 1486-9 - the years of the three year truce‚ and between 1497 and 1509‚ due to the diplomacy of Henry VII‚ however this did not continue into the reign of Henry VIII and the protectors‚ with relations of the 1540’s and early 1550’s characterised by hostility. A
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Examine the cosmological argument for the existence of God? The key idea in cosmological arguments is that the world‚ the universe‚ and everything in them are dependent on something other than themselves for their existence. In other words‚ cosmological arguments attempt to justify God’s existence on the assumption that nothing can come from nothing‚ and that God must exist in order for anything to be here. Although the cosmological argument was expressed by Aquinas it was originally introduced and
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Change and organization are topics that are of interest to us all‚ I would suppose. Change is accompanied by thoughts and experiences of the new. Organization relates to how we manage our social relations‚ and moreso how effective we are at achieving desired goals. 2 Change and organization are everyday concerns and are addressed by sociologists who present explanations and descriptions from perspectives with which we can relate. However‚ never forget to try
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