Sociology

Racial Diversity in Clinical Research Studies

Approach The proposed study is to examine different ways of intervention to promote racial and ethnic diversity in clinical research studies and the labor force. In addition, it aims to show the medical and scientific rationale for ensuring that the demographics of clinical trial participants match those of patient groups....

School Counseling Program for Drug Abuse and Addiction Prevention

Introduction Preventing the misuse of alcohol and other drugs is one of the unchallenged topics in the most diverse social contexts, including schools, family settings, and communities. Learning institutions play a positive role in the provision of shelters to adolescents in a given community. In such environments, young individuals will...

Sensible Gun Ownership Regulations

Introduction According to Nicholas Kristof’s article “Our Blind Spots About Guns,” reasonable gun ownership laws will help lower the number of fatalities, and similar steps should be made to address the unregulated consequences of firearms. Kristof contends that the lack of a comparable system for regulating weapons is the result...

Support Groups for Addiction Recovery

Brief History of AA The history of AA origin can be traced as an outcome of a meeting that occurred between recovering alcoholics Bill W. and Dr. Bob S. Bill was from New York and was a Stockbroker in the region. On the other hand, Bob was a surgeon in...

Electronic Cigarettes: Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior

The tobacco industry has long been accused of using deceptive marketing techniques to promote its goods, with a focus on making cigarettes seem less hazardous than they are. In recent years, tobacco companies have shifted their focus to developing and promoting “safer” cigarettes to appeal to consumers concerned with their...

Principles and Power in King’s Leadership

The Key Details About the Leader Martin Luther King Jr. was an American civil rights leader, born in 1929 and assassinated in 1968. He is best known for advancing civil rights using nonviolent civil disobedience (Susienka, 2020). He was the founder and president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC),...

Poverty’s Impact on Children’s Academic Success

Abstract The negative impacts on children from low-income households and how they affect overall academic progress are the subject of the social analysis of this study. This study examines the literature to identify multiple factors that influence the academic progress of low-income children. These factors include a lack of family...

Aspects of Families and Social Class

Introduction Chapter 4 of the book discusses the relationship between families and social class. The chapter explores the six classes that make up the American class system, which range from higher to lower classes. The fourth chapter combines both general information about the class, social, and economic systems of the...

Aspects of the Global Communication Issues

Introduction HR experts and other business leaders must be able to communicate with employees locally and globally with equal effectiveness. However, that can be challenging, given that face-to-face communication is recommended for disseminating news and information, according to experts. Every area of human existence, especially at work, requires effective communication....

Binge Drinking on College Campuses

Binge drinking is a pattern of excessive alcohol consumption characterized by the rapid consumption of a large amount of alcohol in a relatively short period of time, usually with the intention of becoming quickly and excessively intoxicated. This behavior is often associated with high-risk drinking and can lead to a...

Bad Followership and Its Qualities

Kellerman (2008) defines bad followership as a type of followership that involves not only a lack of support for the leader but also active undermining of the leader’s objectives. There are numerous qualities of bad followership discussed in this section. They undermine the success of a group and lead to...

Homelessness Issue in New York City

Introduction Modern society faces numerous challenges, and an important issue for many people is homelessness. Individuals experiencing homelessness are often neglected by the public, encounter mental health difficulties due to insufficient housing, and are negatively affected by overcrowding and pollution (Lima et al., 2020). The problem of homelessness is closely...

Meeting People Online vs. Meeting in Real Life

Heterosexual individuals are more likely to find a partner through online dating sites than through traditional social networks such as friends and family. This is according to recent research by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, which also showed that there is less of a social stigma attached to...

Ethics of Euthanasia and Physical Assisted Suicide

Introduction The practices of euthanasia and physical assisted suicide involve complicated and divisive ethical issues. Euthanasia is the deliberate taking of another person’s life to eliminate their misery. Euthanasia ethics are frequently discussed in relation to medical treatment and end-of-life choices. In order to provide an account of possible arguments...

The Issue of Human Trafficking: Human Rights

Introduction Human trafficking is among the most severe crimes known to violate human rights. Majeed and Malik describe human trafficking as “The ultimate form of human exploitation for forced labor, slavery, prostitution, debt bondage or want of human parts; the tactics employed in trafficking area abduction, coercion, deceit, and threats”...

Whistleblowing and Critical Thinkers’ Representation

Introduction A whistleblower is someone or an entity that brings attention to an apparent injustice. Such a person stands out among many community members by the fact of always telling the truth and being constantly keen to discover the truth. Accordingly, the cost of telling some truths is always very...

Why Do People Oppose to Black Lives Matter?

Introduction The problem of the black population’s oppression and discrimination in America has been one of the biggest in society for many years. The main problem is the lack of awareness of oppressors and their desire to prove their superiority. It is only rational that the response to discrimination is...

The Drug Use Redefinition in the United Kingdom

Introduction Drug use across the world has been increasingly accepted in society. The UK has seen a serious misuse of drugs, which has caused harm to its citizens. According to the United Nations World Drug Report, there were 269 million drug users in 2018, which is thirty percent more than...

The Generalist Model in Social Work

Introduction To a great extent, multiple strategies are deployed to research and accomplish set objectives within the social work workforce. The primary aim is to enhance an individual’s or societal members’ general well-being. Notably, a generalist social worker’s core duty includes meeting the demands of various patients by commanding social...

Abortion Permission and Its Moral Aspects

Introduction Identifying what constitutes an abortion is the first step in solving the abortion conundrum. The moral problem with abortion only arises when terminating the pregnancy inevitably results in the death of the unborn child. To concentrate on these troubling circumstances, “abortion” will be defined as describe the intentional termination...

The Civil Rights Movement: How Society Works

Introduction Today, people have a tendency to examine their interpersonal relationships and imposed obligations to ensure they live in a fair society. However, despite a number of the already taken steps, certain problems cannot be ignored, and racial discrimination is one of them leading to the inability to avoid prejudices....

An Editorial on Gun Control in the United States

National Catholic Reporter Editorial Staff delved into the issue of gun control on July 14, 2022. In their report, they argue that gun laws are important in reducing gun violence in the country. They support a total ban on assault weapons in the hands of civilians. In their report, they...

How Groups Make Good Decisions

In their TED Talk, Mariano Sigman and Dan Ariely discuss how groups of people agree and make decisions. The speakers conducted a series of tests that demonstrated how breaking up big groups of individuals into smaller discussion groups led to more informed and reflective group decisions involving knowledge and even...

Professional Ethics and Personal Values

Introduction The human service profession involves addressing the needs of clients from different backgrounds. Human service professionals are often required to interact closely with their clients to understand their needs and address them appropriately. Ethics are essential elements in the human service profession to guide service providers in executing their...

Drug Addiction and Its Impact on the Contemporary Society

Bachman, Jerald G., et al. “Transitions in Drug Use during Late Adolescence and Young Adulthood.” Transitions through Adolescence: Interpersonal Domains and Context, edited by Julia A. Graber, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn and Anne C. Petersen, Psychology Press, 2018, pp. 111-140. The lead author of the resource is a professor at the University...

Aspects of the Abortion Laws

Introduction It is significant to mention that the topic of abortion is controversial, which is why there are discussions in society about the prohibition of abortion to preserve the life of babies. Thus, supporters of the anti-abortion movement try to restrict the practice of abortion. However, there is another concept...

Forum: The Logical Problem of Evil

Why It Is a Logical Problem The logical problem of evil is the question of the presence of inconsistencies that exist between the existence of God and evil. The argument is that God is omnipresent, supremely good, and does not like evil. The Almighty is omniscient and omnipotent; hence, He...

Ethical Issues of Selling Organs

Introduction Organ donation has been widely practiced in the healthcare industry recently in an attempt to help diseased people or even save them. The transplantation procedure is “a surgical operation where a damaged or nonfunctional organ in the human body is removed and replaced with a new one” (Choudhury, 2021,...

Bullying and Its Effects on Victims

Introduction Bullying is any systematic, intentional act of aggression or hostility that inflicts harm upon another person. It can include physical violence, verbal attacks, and isolation; these bullying forms may be different, but the consequences are almost the same. Some key bullying effects include social exclusion by the bullying victim,...

Gender Equality vs. Discrimination

Collect Gender Identity Crisis and pandemics are placing increasingly stringent demands on equity and sustainable development. It is important to start studying this topic by collecting information in four main areas: social media, the internet, the library, and the local community. Social networks help to identify trends, social movements, and...

Informal Logical Fallacies Examples

Introduction Arguments are an essential basis of a person’s, group’s, or organization’s position on a particular issue. However, in some cases, one may use incorrect arguments to make persuasion stronger than it really is. In such cases, the arguments are fallacies, and they may be intentional for manipulation or unintentional...

Problem-Solving and Broken Windows Policing

Problem-solving and broken window policing is the ability to know and define an issue by discovering the cause and source of a certain problem. By having the ability to identify, prioritize, and select many other alternatives for a solution to that problem and looking for the most appropriate ways of...

Researching the Concept of Social Closure

The topic of social closure has always been critical, though it is not widely discussed with any specific purpose. People of different ages, nationalities, gender, and professions face this issue. Everybody has their interpretation of the meaning of this term. However, it would be perfect to mention the generally accepted...

Canada’s Progress Toward Acknowledgment of Queer (LGBTQ) Rights

Introduction In recent decades, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals have risen to prominence in Canadian and international politics and legislation. Whereas the prejudice against LGBT persons exists in numerous places, significant progress toward conventional social approval and systematic legal equality has happened recently. Indeed, ‘gay rights’ is...

The Future of Communication in Human Relations

Over the last few decades, people’s means and styles of communication have changed dramatically. Nowadays, communications mediated through computers and phones have become one of the essential ways to exchange information. It has certain advantages that will be mentioned further. However, it can affect and even harm interpersonal communication in...

Language Use and Impact of Gender Roles

Various theories explain how gender influences the language of communication. According to researchers, there is a significant difference between how the language is used by men and women in terms of their feelings and perceptions. Supposedly, the language of communication is utilized differently depending on the individual’s gender. This article...

Race, Gender, and the Oppression of Other Sociological Phenomena

Such concepts as race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality are pretty subjective and have social biases and prerequisites for shaping people’s minds and standpoints in a negative way. Evidently, there is no evidence that these notions have a reasonable basis for distinguishing and labeling them. Human beings dubbed as a black-related...

Gender Equality in the Workplace as Research Topic

While the ideas of gender equality and women’s rights is not new to society, such movements have acquired a particular degree of importance by the present. Indeed, as far back as in the 19th century, women began to rise against centuries of systemic oppression, preventing them from rightfully taking an...

Digital Literacy Training Program in Bangladesh

Introduction The service I would like to provide in Bangladesh is a digital literacy training program for rural communities. I would choose a rural location with a small number of Internet users and conduct education sessions for the population to improve their digital literacy. In particular, I plan to expose...

Utilitarianism and Paternalism

The likelihood of paternalism justification for a utilitarian dramatically depends on the type of paternalism. According to the definition of utilitarianism provided by Britannica (Duignan & West, 2021), it implies assessing actions based on their results for the person taking the actions and others affected by these actions. If the...

Importance of Contracting Skills

Establishing a contract with a customer may be a challenging task for a social worker, as their line of work often relies on complex communication skills. For this reading diary, I studied the chapter on contracting skills by Lawrence Schulman. This topic is highly important to me since it is...

An International Approach to Helping by Shulman, L. Review

The main idea of the first chapter titled An International Approach to Helping concerns the fact that social work is a mediator between the client and social surroundings and systems that are important to him. The topic’s main idea relates to the social work profession since it provides the students...

Conflict Resolutions Strategies in a Work Setting

Background Individuals frequently tend to avoid conflict emergence at all costs to isolate themselves from the duty of resolving such situations in the future. However, it is of paramount importance to realize that the existence of conflicts serves as an integral constituent of a democratic society that facilitates changes and...

Domestic Violence and Theory of Learned Helplessness

Learned helplessness is a state of an individual in which a person does not attempt to improve his condition, although he has such an opportunity. It is characterized by passivity, depression, depression, refusal to act. This phenomenon occurs when a person makes several unsuccessful attempts to deal with a problem....

The Impact of Government Campaigns on Society

Introduction The government campaigns are designed to address specific issues and contribute to their tackling. Furthermore, they can be related to gender discrimination, migration, educational problems, and in the modern world, mainly to global epidemics. The campaigns tend to be different in each country since they are created for people...

Excessive Drinking as a Deviant Behavior

Excessive drinking is considered a deviant act that is not encouraged by the majority of the communities across the globe. The deviant and disruptive behavior associated with the huge consumption of alcohol may harm not only the person who is under the influence but other people too. People who participate...

Essential Competencies in Social Work

Introduction In every professional sphere, it is necessary to demonstrate skills and knowledge corresponding to the standards of this particular practice. In the field of social work, these requirements are presented in the form of nine competencies adopted by the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE). These standards cover different...

Drug Testing Programs and Helping Families in Need

Introduction Substance use is the world’s most pressing problem. World society at the turn of the millennium faced a new reality when dangerous addictions, which primarily gripped the young population, began to progress rapidly, increasingly shifting from the medical to the social sphere. Modern medicine has developed a drug testing...

“You’ve Got to Find What You Love” Speech by Steve Jobs

The text that was selected for the assignment is “You’ve got to find what you love” by Steve Jobs. Steven Paul Jobs, the chief executive officer (CEO), chairman, and co-founder of Apple Inc., was an American serial entrepreneur, product designer, investor, and media mogul. In addition to founding the company...

Workplace Violence in Healthcare

Workplace violence in healthcare is a recognized hazard in the industry. WPV in the US has been on the rise in recent decades. It is estimated that between 70% to 75% of the violence is recorded from the healthcare facilities (Mento et al. 2020). WPV could come in the form...

“Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work” by Anyon

Education is a critical process aimed at preparing students for life and being active and productive members of society. Nevertheless, students from varying backgrounds and attending different schools do not receive the same education. There is an educational disparity between social classes, in particular between the affluent and marginalized communities....

Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds

In the “Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds” article, James Clear explores the topic of why people tend to maintain their opinions on a given subject even if shown these are factually wrong. He posits that people need to feel accepted just as much as, and sometimes more than they...

Issue of Poverty in America: Classism

Poverty is one of the key social issues that need to be addressed on a comprehensive level so that multiple disparities and issues causing the increase in poverty rates could be managed. In the U.S., poverty remains a major socioeconomic concern (Uluğ et al. 2). The phenomenon of poverty should...

Gerontology Assignment: Age Discrimination

Ageism is the biased discrimination of an individual or a group due to their age bracket. In most societies, age discrimination is often taken lightly, but it has severe effects as other forms of discrimination like racism and sexism (OHRC, 2019). The media define the roles of society and portray...

Social Interaction, Structure, and Relationships

Each society has a certain structure, which represents stable patterns of human interaction. In particular, the social structure is determined by what positions people occupy in society, what roles they perform, and how their relations are formed. The basis for building a social structure is social interaction, which describes what...

West Park Cultural Center: Interview Protocol

Summary The interviewee is Betty P Lindley, and she is the founder/executive director of the West Park Cultural Center. This non-profit organization is located in Philadelphia, and the purpose of conducting this project is to verify the feasibility of ethnic and cultural programs developed by this entity and the applicable...

Ethnography on Aging Among Senior Age Groups

Introduction Many media representations of the elderly reflect unfavorable societal views about aging. Youth is revered and celebrated in North American culture since it is seen as a sign of attractiveness. The elderly are often depicted in comedic works as grouchy or antagonistic. Older people’s jobs seldom represent the variety...

Do Employers Favor Men and Why?

Introduction Company, Vision, Mission, and the Purpose of Existence Job, place, the position are the questions of every young professional interested in a professional career. The choice of a job in a professional field often determines further personal and career development. Nowadays, there are enough professions that require both low...

How Schools Can Involve Stakeholders in Reducing Bullying

De Luca, L., Nocentini, A., & Menesini, E. (2019). The teacher’s role in preventing bullying. Frontiers in Psychology, 10, 1830. Web. The authors provide the ways schools can assist educators in handling bullying in school. First, they mention that educators should react in several ways when bullying occurs. They could...

Discusussion of Kitty Genovese’s Case

The case of Kitty Genovese is a significant incident that raised many questions in American society, such as morality, duty, indifference to another human being and the Samaritan law. Back in times when the situation had happened, the neighbors were judged for their lack of actions and apathy towards the...

Racial Self-Identification in the Children of Asian Immigrants in America

Introduction Immigration practices become more frequent in the modern environment, prompting the occurrence of various ethnic phenomena. The process of racial self-identification is currently considered a prominent research topic that encompasses multiple cultural issues and allows to establish the factors contributing to an individual’s ethnic account of themselves (Mowen and...

Client Intake for Substance Abuse Counselling Program

The trusting relationship between the client and the counselor is based on honesty and descriptive consent. A person’s attendance and all communications between a patient and a service provider are confidential and are not released without the person’s signed consent. Authorization forms about release information should be available for this...

The Need for Affordable Drug Rehab Centers

The drug addiction problem does not only affect those people who actually use illegal substances, but also their families, friends, and other members of the community. The victims of such circumstances are often unable to help themselves; thus, they rely on government representatives to provide the necessary guidelines and conditions....

Maersk Line Social Issues and Approaches to Solve Them

The Maersk Group may be defined as an integrated transport and logistics corporation that possesses a number of brands, as well as an international leader in the framework of container shipping and ports. Given such a substantial scope of the business, the company is to pay attention to its corporate...

The Importance of Staying on Task

Modernization of educational standards aims at training a competent specialist capable of self-organization, constant formation and development of competitive advantages. Becoming a professional is impossible without the motivation to achieve goals, the ability to prioritize objectives, and the skills to focus on specific tasks. Sometimes it can be difficult to...

Honour Word Definition: Variety of Qualities and Values

The term honor can be used in a variety of ways. Honor is all at once an adjective, a noun, a verb, and a way to address a person in a respectful manner. It encompasses a variety of qualities and values, codes and rules that are considered to be substantial...

Video Games and Aggressive or Violent Behavior

Video games long ago came into the life of a modern person, and today it is one of the most popular among all recreation types. This phenomenon can be expounded: virtual reality inclines to offer unlimited capabilities, and developers never stop to enrapture game lovers with renewed products. As known,...

Personal Identity in Carver’s, Kundera’s and Casanova’s Stories

Introduction Personal identity is a factor with which most people struggle their whole lives. For myself and most as I imagine, personal identity is a concept that we are familiar with, since we recognize our character, preferences, personal morality, and other elements which make up an identity. However, it is...

Power and Violence in Fanon’s “The Wretched of the Earth”

Introduction Frantz Fanon is the author of the highly-praised book “The Wretched of the Earth” which was written in 1961. In this book, the author justifies violence as the main instrument of the third world peoples’ struggle against the colonialists. His radical concept was adopted over the years by such...

Different Social Movements

The movement you have described is an example of a reformation movement considering the military system. This movement has its origins in a critical incident that is beyond the moral limits of society’s approval. It raises the issue of reforming the military system as a whole and places great emphasis...

Gender Inequality and the Lack of Women in a Managerial Position

Gender equality is frequently overlooked in society, although it might be the key object in economic growth, employment, and social cohesion. The lack of women in managerial positions might be explained by differences between male and female management and various social and economic factors. The essay will analyze the issue...

Addiction Defintion and Description

Addiction can be described as the inability of an individual to prevent the urge of using drug substances or other activities that cause both physical and psychological harm. It can be classified as a behavioral addiction in cases where an individual develops an inability to withdraw from activities such as...

Gender Roles in Society Analysis

Social constructionism refers to the notion that the real understanding of individuals is partial, if not fully socially situated. Andersen and Witham (2011) explain that gender can be defined as a social identity that needs contextualization. Gender is socially constructed explains that the community has set standards about how males...

The Right to Immigrate

The topic of whether foreigners can immigrate to the US, despite the country being founded by immigrants, remains highly controversial. Some provide justifications for the absence of such a right, while others maintain that it exists. Although both can be defended using a humanistic approach, the permissive position appears more...

Racism as a Social Problem

Introduction Social problems are societal conditions or issues that vandalize society. One of the crucial impacts of these issues is that they disturb the community’s compatibility, bringing hostility. Racism has become one of the major social problems across the world. It is discrimination or oppression by any particular person, institution,...

Bringing Youth Into Community Policing

Youth engagement in community policing is a program proposed by law enforcement practitioners as part of a task force created in 2014 by President Barack Obama. This program is aimed at the joint work of the police and young people in order to reduce the criminal situation in the country,...

Rosa Parks and Her Impact on American Society

For over 15 years, Rosa Parks is not with us, but her actions made us speak about her for the whole time when touching a civil rights subject. As people said, this person is one of the most iconic fighters for “colored people” rights. Besides the attempts to change her,...

Christian View of the Nature of Human Persons

Introduction Moral status, or the judgment of whether a being should be treated according to moral and ethical status, is inseparable from medical practice. Healthcare professionals apply moral status theories to determine whether a patient deserves attentive care. In general, one can list five main theories of moral status in...

The 21st Century Evolution of Gay Rights

Introduction In the 21st century, the world has become much more open and democratic than ever before. Most countries in the world are democratic, and even most authoritarian governments try to simulate democracy. LGBT rights also underwent significant changes: from the repressed minority in the 20th century and the centuries...

Abortion as One of Women’s Rights

Abortion is a contentious issue that has provoked several political, social, and moral debates. Terminating a pregnancy is a very personal decision that involves issues of bodily autonomy, women’s rights, and the role of government in regulating reproductive decisions. Regardless of one’s beliefs or whether they are pro-choice or pro-life,...

The Terri Schiavo Case as an Ethical Issue

Introduction of the Terri Schiavo case Theresa Maria Schindler Schiavo is the subject of a court dispute regarding her rights and guardianship (1963-2005). She was taken to the hospital and suffered damage in 1990 when she collapsed owing to heart failure caused by a potassium imbalance. Additionally, she suffered extended...

Child Abuse Reporting Controversy in Social Work

Law and ethics are two critical parts of social work. The area of philosophy known as ethics studies the nature, justifications, and guiding principles of moral laws and the systems they form. It brings together moral convictions—a feeling of right and wrong—with a sense of the provider’s obligation to others....

Save Animals: Alternative Ways to Test Products

Introduction When buying cosmetics and household chemicals, most people do not even think about how the product was created or whether it was tested on animals. Only a tiny part of the population is interested in the composition of the products purchased: what ingredients make up the product and what...

Development of Gender Equality in Europe

Introduction With its policies frequently seen as extraordinary, the European Union (EU) is one of the most developed political systems in the world when it comes to the promotion of gender equality. Since roughly 40 years ago, the EU has imposed on its members a set of standards and principles...

Influence of Stratification on People’s Lives

It is hard to disagree that humanity has always been divided into different groups based on various characteristics. If previously these groups were mostly tribes, with the development of society and the emergence of new distinctive qualities, people can now belong to several groups at once. The way a person...

Increasing Social Conflict in America in the 1920s

Even though the 1920s, well-known as the Roaring Twenties, were a period of prosperity in America, this decade was also a time of increasing social conflict. While the country was establishing the highest standard of living in the world with a low level of unemployment and the improvement of various...

Loss, Trauma, and Human Resilience

Many people are exposed to numerous traumatic events throughout their lifespan. Some groups cannot cope with disturbing events (death of friends or relatives, diseases, etc.), but others demonstrate resilience and a quick recovery process. Resilience characterizes the measure of a person’s ability to withstand a stressful situation, maintaining internal balance...

The Importance of Education for Citizens in Developing Societies

Education is the evaluating element performing as the enlightening force stimulating people not to get into a trap of choosing false visions and destructive individual behavioral patterns to follow in their decision-making process. A well-organized education process and complete education make individuals accept the world the way it is. A...

Forms Domestic Violence in the USA and Other Cultures

Introduction Family and other forms of violence have become a menace globally, with statistics revealing an increase annually, especially in the United States. The rampant cases continue to affect both men and women worldwide and are variable based on different cultures. Domestic violence manipulates itself through various significant areas such...

Immigration and its Consequences

Introduction Immigration is becoming one of the exciting events in a person’s life. At the same time, it carries the positive aspects that an immigrant expects and several difficulties that not everyone knows about in advance. Because of this, many immigrants can have a negative experience. Simultaneously, observing the behavior...

Complex Individuals or How to Improve Daily Routines

Today, people are obsessed with changes due to a variety of reasons like the achievement of the best outcomes, competitive advantage, personal success, satisfaction, or money. Each step needs to be organized as per three main principles: past experience, current knowledge, and future perspectives. However, despite the already obtained maturity,...

What the Duhem-Quine Thesis Is, and Why It Matters?

The Duhem-Quine thesis, also called the underdetermination proposition, is a popular philosophy and sociology of science assertion. The epistemic challenge arising from it is not limited to the scientific context. Rather, it remains readily perceptible in classical skeptical knowledge attacks. For example, Rene Descartes famously undertook to disprove his knowledge...

Free Speech on Social Media Argumentation

Social media networks are powerful channels for users’ insights, thoughts, and ideas to spread rapidly and effortlessly. Alkiviadou (2018) emphasizes that borderless communication is facilitated by social networks, allowing political, intellectual, cultural, and creative engagement and input of daily news and increased awareness of human rights breaches. At the same...

Impact of Narratives on Mediating the World

Narratives are present in all aspects of life, and they have always had the power to transmit a wide range of emotions and feelings, from excitement and inspiration to rage and frustration. These emotions can be used to encourage people to take certain actions or, on the contrary, to make...

“The Souls of Black Folk” by Du Bois Review

At the turn of the 19th – 20th centuries, the expansion of national consciousness began to occur, and the formation of Native American and African-American literature began. Young African-American writers raised the question, not of the complex life of slaves, as was customary in literature before. It was the question...

Male and Female Sexual Scripts

Introduction The differences between genders have been discussed in terms of numerous cultural aspects. The existing gender inequality, a pay gap, harassment, and the promotion of specific behavioral patterns and even appearance are only some of the areas that have been in the lenses of researchers’ attention (Rossetto and Tollison...

Illegal Migration and Its Negative Consequences

The United States of America is one of the most attractive countries for immigrants for many reasons: Most people believe that the United States is the place where they can fulfill their dream. The US has a well-developed system of social assistance and protection. There are various tools aimed at...

Integrity Concept Overview

According to the dictionary definition, integrity is the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles (Webster, 2020). For instance, ‘A lady of complete integrity is one who is honorable. The word is similar to honor, uprightness, purity, and rectitude. Merriam Webster in her definition referred to integrity as...