In their article, “Conventional Wisdom Tells… What’s in a Name? That Which We Call a Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet,” Cerulo and Ruane claim that names and labels can effectively reshape an individual’s past, present circumstance, or future path.
This essay was written for a sociological textbook, which would be primarily viewed by college students taking a sociology course. The essay is therefore stylistically different. It maintains the flow and structure of an essay, but differs with aspects such as bolded terms and textboxes defining said term. Each paragraph begins with a new sub claim to support the thesis, or builds upon a previous sub claim with further examples. This is expected, as the essay is found in a textbook that
This essay was written for a sociological textbook, which would be primarily viewed by college students taking a sociology course. The essay is therefore stylistically different. It maintains the flow and structure of an essay, but differs with aspects such as bolded terms and textboxes defining said term. Each paragraph begins with a new sub claim to support the thesis, or builds upon a previous sub claim with further examples. This is expected, as the essay is found in a textbook that