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    1. Introduction The human behavior and the social environment shape the values of society. The scholar has presented the theories of the social work practice and the relationship of these theories with the practical life of the human beings as well as with the interaction of the human beings that they have in a social environment. System theory, conflict theory, rational choice theory, social constructionist theory, psychodynamic theory, developmental theory, social, behavioral theory and…

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    Average World Person

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    detailed description of the ‘average world person’. The term, ‘average world person’ is quite abstract. For example, the average world person is the usual member of an ordinary human society shown in any given historical era. As shown in Alderson and Sanderon’s book (2005, p. 243), three examples throughout human society can illustrate a general idea of the average world person. The first example, 15,000 years ago, the average world person was either a hunter or gatherer. Secondly, 3,000 years…

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    another form of xenophobia and reasoning for quarrelling conflicts. Due to the fact that many look at his argument and see it as having valid and plausible points, his argument could expectedly set up the reality of society. These ideas and beliefs are already present in today’s society; therefore, Huntington’s words have…

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    feelings about their show up on the television for a decade and life. While this show simply records how Matt and Amy manage their farmland, raise kids and enjoy life which may not be as exciting as other adventurous reality shows, its impact on the society is significant because it reminds the audience of the important morals, ethics and values. To commence with, this reality show has reminded the general public not to discriminate against people who look physically different or is…

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    Western Idealism Analysis

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    Langdon Winner argues that technologies are designed to arrange power and certain political agendas. Many forms of technology have social impacts that can be evaluated by responsive political relationships, as society forms technology that will ultimately hope to fix a problem or create predicted outcomes and foundations for political goals. Technologies create certain social constructions that influence and order societal affairs, and the original interactions…

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    There are many ways that technology shapes our day-to-day life. It’s our future, and the less someone knows about it, the more likely they are to fall behind in society. While technology has its ups and downs, it is a gateway to the future and is continually changing our culture. In Kara Alalmo’s article “7 Ways the iPhone has made life worse” she states that “While we're busy on our phones, we're ignoring the world around us” (Alalmo). This is very far from true. Since we all have our heads…

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    the idea of a society that mankind has tried to achieve numerous times. Mankind is to blame for the reason of constant failure to achieving a utopian society because of the natural flaws that humans possess causing a constant battle for the perfect place. From several failed societies had resulted in the creation of a dystopia, a state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, usually caused by totalitarian rule. In the novel, Animal Farm by George Orwell, he had created a mocked society off of…

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    Forrest Gump is a perfect example of someone using their sociological imagination. The movie is based on Forrest telling strangers stories about his life. They were simple stories to him, but the movie viewers got a deeper look into his impact on society from the 1940s to the 1980s. Forrest took part in many pivotal moments in United States history. He used his sociological imagination while he reminisced on his life without even realizing his impact he had on the world. Keywords: sociological…

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    The two main characters in the novel “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding are the protagonist Ralph and the antagonist Jack. Even thought they are English schoolboys who are around the same age and they both want to gain power, they have very contrasting leadership styles, personalities, and thoughts about what are the most important things on the island they were stranded on after their plane crash. In the novel, both Ralph and Jack want to be leaders on the island; they want to be in…

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    Human Nature is Brutal In William Golding’s Lord of Flies, a group of British boys was on an isolated island, and after a few days with quarrels and fights between the boys, most of them finally survive. Although the novel seems like a cruel fiction story, the plot and the children shows some similarities with the thoughts of the Enlightment philosophers. In my opinion, the system of authority and reaction of children in Lord of Flies shares a lot similarities and differences with the thought of…

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