You are here » Home » Education » Archive by category 'Sociology'

Article Categories Archive: Sociology

Know more about the Tarot Card

By hillandfate | Published: January 30, 2012
author-featured

The key to successfully reading tarot is in honest study and sharpening your natural intuition. You have to trust your gut to be able to effectively interpret a tarot spread.

Published in our category: Sociology | Tagged , | Comments closed

Sociology Articles are Important for Social Development Activities

By creativestride | Published: January 3, 2012

Sociology is a candid truth and an objective mirror of our society where we born, brought up, and breath our last.

Published in our category: Sociology | Tagged , , , , , , | Comments closed

Belly Dance Your Way To a Healthy New You

By SEOsyncking01 | Published: November 18, 2011

Belly dancing can burn up to 300 calories in an hour. So it is the perfect exercise for people who want to slim down without undergoing rigorous routines to follow because belly dancing is the perfect fusion of dance techniques

Published in our category: Sociology | Tagged | Comments closed

We Live In A System Of Beliefs

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

The following article about beliefs is just an expression of my thoughts. It is certainly not definitive. In my opinion, we live our life on the basis of beliefs. We, literally live in a huge belief system. So seamlessly integrated (into our world) are some beliefs that most people assume that they are natural and [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

The Roman Family

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

The father in the Roman family (paterfamilias) exercised absolute and lifelong power over all other family members (patria potestas): his wife, children, and slaves. If the father’s father was alive – then he was the supreme authority in the household. Fathers were even allowed to execute their grown sons for serious offenses like treason. Each [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

The Current Status of World Hunger

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

Where does starvation exist in the world today?  What are some of the causes of world hunger?  Are citizens of developed countries donating monetarily to the ongoing relief efforts?  In this article I will address these questions with the hope that by creating an understanding of the current world hunger situation, morally conscious individuals will [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

Race and Racism – Some Concepts Defined

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

Despite adamant claims to the contrary, racism continues to plague many peoples around the world. The first step toward resolving issues of racial intolerance and prejudice is to develop an understanding of the underlying concepts and their labels. This (rather long) article touches on the following topics: •    Stereotypes, Race, and Racism •    Culture and [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

NGOs – The Self-Appointed Altruists

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

Their arrival portends rising local prices and a culture shock. Many of them live in plush apartments, or five star hotels, drive SUV’s, sport $3000 laptops and PDA’s. They earn a two figure multiple of the local average wage. They are busybodies, preachers, critics, do-gooders, and professional altruists. Always self-appointed, they answer to no constituency. [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

Lost Relatives and Ancestors: A Beginner’s Guide

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

Lost Relatives and Ancestors: A Beginner’s Guide “Collecting Dead Relatives and Sometimes a Live Cousin” and “My Family Tree is Lost in the Forest” are just some of the catchy slogans found printed on the shirts of genealogy enthusiasts. These avid researchers are looking to fill the holes in their family trees. It’s work that [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

Choice Theory

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

You have listened to me for a year now talking about Choice Theory but I know I’ve never really explained what Choice Theory is. Choice Theory is actually an explanation of all human behavior developed by Dr. William Glasser. There are basically five components of this theory—the basic human needs, the quality world, the perceived [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

Auschwitz Death Camp, Lesson Learned?

By nlioner | Published: July 7, 2010

Auschwitz was the most notorious of the Nazi labor camps in WWII. There, a man or woman could expect at any moment to be sent to the gas chambers, used for medical experiments or given a phenol injection to the heart which would cause death in 15 seconds. If lucky, they would instead be used [...]

Published in our category: Sociology | Comments closed

  • Log In

  • Google Translator

    Directory Statistics

    • Articles: 94093
    • Comments: 2840
    • Authors: 46581