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    it that way. Over time childhood has changed as different norms and values over each century of life have been different and are still changing today. Also in different places of the world there are different cultures and ethics so therefore their view of childhood will also be different. Childhood has not always been controlled in pre-industrial times; Aries argues that childhood is socially constructed and that ‘the idea of childhood did not exist’ soon after being weaned‚ the child entered wider

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    a realistic point of view‚ the interpretations that are being made will not make much difference. When the reality of a situation is defined‚ the situation becomes a meaningful reality. Cooley suitably called the me as side of how our self Another premise of Symbolic Interaction theory is the pygmalion effect. In Symbolic Interaction theory‚ Mead establishes the notion of the "looking-glass" self. This idea is that an individual will behave and act according to the view that society and others

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    1. While watching the film there were many moments that struck me as interesting. The first moment that struck me the most was when Jean Reynolds‚ who is a 51 year old‚ certified nursing assistant‚ daughter said she had cancer. That she would not live for long because Jean could not afford to get her daughter treatment. The second moment that struck me was when Barbara Brooks‚ a 36 year old‚ single mother said that she was “hustling backwards”. She wants to provide for her children‚ and is even trying

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    It is important to note that one’s health is also defined by life chances. Referring to the inequalities of health Chapman (2000‚ p.13) says that‚ it is an indication of difference in life chances that exist between ruling and working class. This view blames the ill-health of working class people on capitalism. The Black Report (1980) and The Health Divide (1987) support this by stating ill health amongst working class‚ as poverty. Long working hours‚ poor housing and poor education can make them

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    Sociology of Mental Health Differences between genders often become the basis for discussion of many sociological issues. Mental health problems are studies from this perspective as well. Many researchers investigate the types of problems that women and men have in their life experiences. One of the themes that sociologists are interested in is the idea of gender disparity in upbringing and its effect on one’s mental health. By producing gender differences‚ definitions of masculinity and femininity

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    through the same stages of development; different cultures construct and define this process differently. * In the Western world‚ children are defined as weak‚ vulnerable and unable to care for themselves‚ however other cultures do not take this view. * A good way to see these differences is to take a comparative approach‚ for instance: * Punch’s (2001) study of childhood in RURAL BOLIVIA found that at around the age of five‚ children were expected to take on work responsibilities in

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    Orquidia Gomez SOC 100 9/24/12 Prof. Post In 2010 the Acme Widget‚ United States factory‚ outsourced 80% of the Anytown population due the fact that unionized workers could not operate the factory’s old equipment. The owners‚ part of the capitalist class‚ decided to close the factory after forty years of operation. They moved the factory to the foreign country of Mexico in order to obtain cheap labor and no benefits for new prospective workers. In doing so‚ the company would be able to

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    Assess the Marxist view that the main role of the family is to serve the interests of Capitalism. It can be said that the main role of the family is to serve the interest of Capitalism‚ which is the economic system that we live in today where the bourgeoisie own the means of production and people are motivated by profit and money. One perspective to support this view is the Marxist approach; they believe the main role of the family is to serve the needs of capitalism by keeping the bourgeoisie

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    members economic needs‚ this is important to society as it provides food‚ shelter etc. in order for people in society to survive. Another functionalist who has an understanding of the family is Parsons (1955); Parsons ideas kept the functionalist views up to date by his functional fit theory. Parsons distinguished between two types of family which were the nuclear family and the extended family. The nuclear family consisted of just parents and dependent children living in the same household whereas

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    Why were there so many reforms (why and when it happened and what these reforms were) introduced in the 19th century. The 19th century was a time of liberal reforms for Britain. During this era the principle of the country was laissez faire which meant the government left the people to be responsible for their own welfare. The government did not accept any responsibility for the poor. They viewed these people as irresponsible‚ drunks and no self-respect. There was no unemployment or family benefits

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