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    Modern Technology -- a Danger to our Societies Back a few decades ago‚ talking to someone from the street or having direct indications about the correct way to a destination was just a dream. Nowadays‚ we carry in our pockets devices that open for us the endless world of internet and which are powerful tools to ease our day-by-day life. However‚ phones‚ laptops‚ pagers and such devices can not only give you the information‚ but can send some information about you to the phone operator or to a computer

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    Smith‚ R.E. 2007: 624). Subconsciously our daily lives are regulated and influenced by social norms. We take these social norms for granted. (Passer/Smith‚ 2007:624) We see these customs as “normal” but as Michel Foucault illustrates in “Discipline and Punish‚ the Birth of the Prison”‚ these norms and patterns of behavior are a lot more complex than we may think. After reading “Discipline and Punish” I was able to identify in greater detail how our society is governed by social norms. This is evident

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    men started doing this sort of thing‚ they liked the feeling of soft skin and sleeker hair‚ cleaner cuticles and less chest hair. However‚ this meant that society had to have a severe change of mind‚ suddenly they had to accept that what was usually only done by women could also be done by men. And in changing times‚ this was something society didn’t in fact want to change‚ so it ended up being attributed to men of homosexual orientation since in the end if women got manicures to attract men then

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    The Fault in Our Society There is both good and bad in modern day society; there would be no good without the presence of the bad. Violence‚ racism‚ and poverty‚ have not loosened their grip on civilization since the dawn of man; however‚ these issues may be a product of society itself. In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ author Mark Twain uses minor character Pap Finn to account for the flaws within society‚ and to explore the evils of human nature. To begin‚ Pap Finn is the embodiment of the

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    From what I have experienced in my life in our society I do believe that Americans are most likely more ethnocentric‚ than people in than other Western Industrial nations‚ As Americans we are cultural diversity. Most Western nations are surrounded by many countries with many different languages and cultures.Americans are surrounded by Canada which is more liberal; and Mexico which is more conservative.We can only see cultures between states‚ regions and time zones.Ethnocentrism is believing in the

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    To what extent do religions and traditions intervene in our society as conflicts? Religion plays a very important part in any individual’s life. May the person be rich or poor his religion is one of the basic things that shapes that individual’s life‚ restricts him from doing certain activities‚ gives him festivals to celebrate and gives him a particular guideline of his culture as well as traditions to follow. By what is stated in the previous sentence religions seem almost inoffensive. However

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    view society as a whole‚ where each part such as the family‚ our education‚ the government‚ religion‚ and the economy work together in order to keep all of society as a whole living a sustainable lifestyle. According to Functionalism‚ society is a system of linked parts that work together to maintain a state of physical balance for all of society as a whole. Functionalists believe that society works together to promote unity and strength and focuses on the social structures that shape society as a

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    the UK the number of female university students are greater then male university students [1]. I think that that women will be the leaders in the twenty first century. I think that women and men both have the same potential to contribute to our society and should have the same

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    U2 are the social justice voicers of our society who provide song as their communication to unleash their meaning full messages and personal thoughts behind their clever lyrics. When the band formed in Dublin who knew they were going to be such a significant influence on not only my personal ways of seeing things but the entire human race. 5000 fans didn’t run to gather at the rooftop building of the BBC studio just to hear them sing; they gathered there to hear what topic would have been brought

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    this by sharing that his parents‚ even before assimilating and moving to the West‚ the ways of Western life was already embedded in them through films‚ books and music. (Liu 3). These stereotypes are all around‚ it drives people to fit a model that society has

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