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    Modern Family Lifestyle

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    The Modern Family Lifestyle Olimpia D. Vargas English 81/VF1 Professor: Hazar H. Shehadeh South Texas College [ October 24‚ 2011 ] Abstract Nowadays‚ people argue that having traditional values and customs are less important in raising a family in today’s society. Going back to a brief period of time‚ in the twentieth century‚ traditional customs involved having complex procedures which now‚ at the present day‚ people are unwilling to waste their time to get into those complex procedures

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    Ana Maria Castro. Professor Michele Fievre ENC 1101 31 October 2013. Modern Family Sofia Vergara Modern Family is a comedy TV show‚ which culturally represents actual American roles and reality. The show is about three different types of American families. Each family has their own way of life and perception of what’s right and what’s wrong. One of the families is a gay couple with a six years old daughter‚ which shows a real situation that America is going through right now. There is also

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    modern family values

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    Family dynamics have rapidly been changing and evolving over the last two hundred years‚ with far-reaching consequences on individuals and societies as a whole. Whereas before the industrial revolution‚ children used to live and work with their parents within the home to learn the family trade that would support them and future offspring‚ now parents spend a good majority of their days at work and children at school. Additionally‚ there is no longer a “normal” family model of two heterosexual

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    still considered a goal in most people’s lives. While the nuclear family was a trend for a short amount of time‚ some of the ideas behind it have valid ground. For example‚ studies prove that children who live with both mother and father tend to do better in life both socially and economically. Children who grow up with both parents form stronger and more stable relationships with people and generally grow up and form stable families of their own. Until the twenty first century same-sex marriage was

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    The 21st Century Modern Family The 21st Century Modern Family Let us review a global institution. The family is an institution found in every culture of society on earth. Families around the world live‚ love and work in uniquely different ways depending upon their cultural norms. Vissing says that over the life course every person has a family – even if it is a family of one (Vissing‚ 2011). The 21st century American family has been reshaped by the changes in moral family values‚ rising infertility

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    Opposing Viewpoints

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    Same sex marriages should not be supported because of the negative effects they will create on families and society. Allowing same sex marriage will harm children in society. Marriage is a foundation of society and the whole idea of marriage is that children need mothers and fathers. The societies need babies and the adults have duties to shape their sexual behavior in order to stabilize the families in which the children grow up in (Gallagher). Children need guidance‚ and a place to

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    Viewpoints On Welfare

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    are two differing views on welfare‚ one being the liberal viewpoint and the other being the conservative viewpoint. Their liberal viewpoint supports welfare‚ including long term welfare. This viewpoint in essence provides a safety net to bring a sort of fairness to the American economic life. The other viewpoint is the conservative view. This viewpoint has opposition to welfare as a long term fix for people’s economic shortfalls. This viewpoint focuses on making it possible

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    have discovered that I do not possess strong liberal or strong conservative viewpoints. For the most part‚ I am in between: not strongly associating with either side. However‚ there were a few statements that caught my attention and triggered my thought process. First of all‚ I was surprised by the results. In the beginning I was expecting to get a clear answer: either I had conservative viewpoints or I had liberal viewpoints. I did not anticipate that most people would fall near the middle of the liberal

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    The family is the central institution in human societies‚ or as B. K. Malinowski‚ a renowned twentieth-century anthropologist argued; it is the "basic building block of society". However it has faced and still faces the same challenges as any other institution in the dynamic world in which we live. This core institution’s structure and function are both vulnerable and susceptible to change often incited by both internal and external factors. While some changes brought on by shifts in economics or

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    Outline and assess sociological explanations for ethnic inequalities in modern Britain Different sociological theories have different perspectives in terms of explaining ethnic inequalities in modern Britain. For example functionalists would argue that ethnic inequalities have a purpose and are functional for society. In contrast to functionalists‚ Marxists would argue ethnic inequalities benefit the bourgeoisie (ruling class)‚ whereas Postmodernists reject the traditional sociological explanations because

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