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    Although many of us consider themselves happy while shopping in the malls during the weekends or drinking out in the evenings with their so-called “best friends”‚ I believe that true happiness is somewhere beneath those mercantile signs of gaiety and has more of a spiritual rather than material form. There is one simple thing that can make our happiness complete and prevent us from becoming reckless spendthrifts who try to fill an emptiness which we barely know about‚ exactly as I used to be – this

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    several different social theories can be related to the storyline of the film. Although different‚ theories from Karl Marx‚ Emile Durkheim‚ and Max Weber can all adequately describe what happens in the film. The film is about a small law firm that takes on an extremely powerful organization‚ PG & E (Pacific Gas & Electric)‚ on the account that they were knowingly polluting Hinkley‚ California’s water supply and harming the citizens. From Karl Marx‚ the film can be explained through his base-superstructure

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    What Makes Us Human?

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    What Makes us Human? HSP3M: Introduction to Anthropology‚ Psychology and Sociology Mrs. Maxwell Aaron Lo June 8‚ 2012 What makes us Human? This is the ultimate question in which social scientists are still trying to solve today. This question is one which stumps Anthropologists‚ Psychologists and Sociologists alike‚ as the question itself is said to have originated from Aristotle himself while others argue that it was always there. As even more facts about this topic rise even more as social

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    Science and History Essay Assignment What Makes Us Human? Submitted to Mrs. Heidi Quinsey Champlain College of St-Lambert Due on Tuesday‚ April 30th‚ 2013 What makes us Human? Living in our modern education system and capitalist society‚ can leave me wondering whether the differences between human beings and animals are simply a matter of degree and diplomas. In this view‚ I fear that mankind would come to forget its purpose to live. Luckily‚ philosophers have identified many ways

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    “G.M.O.’s In Our Daily Lives” In the article‚ “What are GMO’s?” Debbie Slutzky conveys a message that states the genetic engineering done foods are very harmful to our health. Also known as genetic engineering‚ genetically modifying organisms consists of taking the genes from one organism and injecting those genes into another unrelated organism. For example‚ Slutzky stated‚ “Genes from fish which has an anti-freezing property may be spliced into a tomato to prevent frost damage.” This genetic

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    Extra credit: SOCI 2201 Name: Lauryn Tonou Sociological analysis of “The House I Live In” The incarceration system in the country has become predicated on economics rather than justice. Drug abuse is not a crime against the society‚ it is mainly medical as problem. Ethnic and racial prejudice rooted social control in American anti-drug policy. Those are arguments deftly assembled in the documentary by Eugene Jarecki with assistance from David Simon‚ former crime reporter. This documentary is

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    of the terrain‚ America utilized Napalm and Agent Orange to demolish the surrounding jungle. In doing so‚ it did prove useful to the American and South Vietnamese troops to eliminate one of the upper hands the Vietcong had on them. A side effect of using these chemicals is that the targeted area of the attack is unpredictable. The way American forces deployed these chemicals was by aerial bombs‚ which made the accuracy of the bombs vary from the expected landing spots. In turn‚ many innocent women

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    Explain different sociological approaches to health and ill health There are many sociological approaches that explain health and ill health. In this assignment I will be focusing on Marxism‚ feminism‚ interactionaist and functionalism perspectives. The Marxist perspective believe that the bourgeoisie (middle class) exploit the proletariat (working class) as we live in a capitalist system and that if we lived in an communist society that would be our ideal society because there would be equality

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    teens sends more than 100 text messages a day‚ or 3‚000 texts a month. This might seem a bit excessive to you and I‚ but it is completely normal for the younger generation to communicate almost entirely in a digital manner. I find this to be both a fascinating and troubling figure. It amazes me that young people no longer seem to receive joy from time spent in face-to-face conversation with their friends‚ but rather seem to prefer the emotionless drivel of text-messaging. Where are the intricate subtleties

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    Flexible Response was important in the Cold War and established the U.S. as the military superpower it is today. Kennedy’s secretary of state‚ Robert McNamara‚ explained that “the Kennedy administration worried that [the] reliance on nuclear weapons gave us no way to respond to large non-nuclear attacks without committing suicide”. . . . We decided to broaden the range of options

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