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    Statistics 5 – 7% of people live in a same sex relationship 9/10 single parent families headed by woman 24% of families in the uk single parent 5% live in traditional nuclear family 19% live in a neo conventional (new nuclear) family Families have 1.8children on average Current average living age is 39.6 Birth rate 10.7 per 1000 Death rate 10 per 1000 1901 600‚000 people died Quotes

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    “Daystar” in a collection of poems in 1985. It was the year that caught my attention. Current society prides itself on gender inequality‚ though it is obvious to anyone who looks that is not a reality‚ yet it has been getting better. The women in 1985 had more freedom than those in 1885. The women in 1885 no doubt had it better than those in 1085. While I understand that this inequality is still a huge problem‚ I can’t help but wonder what Rita Dove was thinking when she was writing “Daystar”. It

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    always can be more and more evidence for every theory that has ever been made and proven. Then when disproving these knowledge claims allows scientific world to grow. It is cumulative‚ whereby it builds on achievements of previous scientists. This explanation shows that science can be a belief system as nothing can ever be proven 100% as there will always be something or someone that will disprove a theory with other evidence and therefore people belief what they have been told. This is much like religion

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    specifically‚ prejudice. Whether it be prejudice based on gender or prejudice based on race‚ this book encompasses it all. This can be easily identified by anyone reading the novel in a multitude of situations. However‚ although prejudice occurs all throughout the book‚ it is most noticeable with Aunt Alexandra’s incident with Calpurnia‚ Tom Robinson’s trial‚ and Jem’s realization of gender inequality. These three events are all examples of racial and gender discrimination‚ which can be argued as the main

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    In the short story the Yellow Wallpaper the subject of gender inequality is a huge issue that is being indirectly discussed. Throughout the story we get to know a woman who has been diagnosed with neurasthenia by her husband to stay in bed. She doesn’t want to stay home and stay in bed‚ she begins to feel as though she is fine. She tries to communicate this to her husband but is kept being told she is okay. This leads to her going crazy and becoming obsessive with the wallpaper. The story is told

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    Assess the sociological explanations of the relationship between globalisation and religion. 33 marks Secularisation theory has argued that modernisation has undermined religion. The importance of science and technology on economic development and rational worldview on which they depend on are seen as destroying the belief in supernatural. However religion can contribute to development‚ but most recently sociologists have examined what role religion may play in development in today’s globalising

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    Atwood’s speech‚ delivered to a group of well-read women in 1994‚ highlights how gender inequality is prevalent due to certain social delimitations of that time due to the ongoing inaccurate representation of women in literature. Throughout her speech‚ she highlights the polarising dichotomy that the society‚ at that time‚ has placed on women as either being “very very good” or “horrid.” The intertextual reference to a nursery rhyme emphasised through the binary opposites strengthens her argument

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    William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice shows many ideas and values that are still relevant today. Gender inequality‚ one of the main themes throughout the play‚ one of the most talked about topics in the country. Marriage in The Merchant of Venice left women with no freedom in choosing who they wanted to marry‚ while marriage now has given women the choice. Women did not have a say‚ their thoughts were never taken into consideration. Shylock makes a deal with Antonio who doesn’t fulfil his

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    Outline and assess Marxist explanations of social class inequalities   In society there are many different factors which divide us and result in social inequality. In this essay‚ I will be covering social class. Karl Marx believed that in society‚ there are two major social classes‚ the bourgeoisie and the proletariats. The bourgeoisie are basically the upper class; in order for you to be classed as a part of them you must own the means of production such as factories etc. In order for these factories

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    This puts an even heavier burden on women to solely her family and a need for a higher pay. “A new report out this week‚ "Gender Pay Inequality: Consequences for Women‚ Families and the Economy‚" commissioned by Rep. Carolyn Maloney of New York‚ the ranking Democrat on Congress’s Joint Economic Committee‚ shows that women’s median earnings are now $10‚800 less per year than men’s.

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