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    Another one would be this from the NIH ODS who want to warn people about the labels on ‘natural’ products: https://twitter.com/NIH_ODS/status/767777863302991872 Being an expert is an important part of what compels people to take action on Twitter. 4: Give them an…

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    Social stratification is a phenomenon, which is present through many generations. It is universal and is one of the attributes of the society that is defined as “the process through which power, privilege and prestige is unevenly distributed, patterned and perpetuated within a social organization”(Olsen 1978). Many sociologists and theorists are interested in understanding the concept of social stratification. This essay will be discussing the different perspectives of inequality of the two…

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    also influenced by the social situation. Positive self-esteem occurs not only when we do well in our own eyes but also when we feel that we are positively perceived by the other people we care about. Think about Dancing Matt Kanye West as an example—he may love to rapdance for himself, but he also seems to enjoy rapping for sharing his dancing with others. Perhaps Kanye Matt feels good about himself in part because he knows that other people like to watch him. Social status refers to the…

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    The Strange Importance of Identity Humans are incredibly social creatures, and strive to be their personal best so they will have a stamp of approval from society. In The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson and The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde this is seen clearly in both sets of works. During the Victorian era, social status was very important and determined who you were in society, it was paramount to be in the upper class of society. However,…

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    on the wealthy families during the Victorian era and the conflicts they face to establish a marriage for riches. As stated in Brown’s Essay,”those situations arise from the unsettled world Austen portray, with its continual changes of fortune and social mobility that were affecting the landed families of her time” (Brown 108). Elizabeth Bennet and her family are in a declining financial stance, Mrs. Bennet becomes very determined to find a husband for each of her four daughters. Mr. Darcy and Mr…

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    OMG,TTYL,G2G We live in a society today where social media runs the world. LOL OMG TTYL!! It has been a huge problem in our community. Social media has been running schools, families, and the whole entire community. This is one of the main causes of teenage obesity according to BBC news. Nowadays you walking to kids room and they 're laying in bed like a dead frog updating there status on Twitter telling everyone what they 're doing with their lives. Oh my gosh my neighbor is looking at me!?…

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    through the analysis of key features of everyday life, the effect of social class on punishment and the punishments given to people today. The daily lives of serfs and freeman varied depending on the requirements of their lord and whether it was their working day or not. Whereas nobles had more freedom. Serfs and freeman possessed land which was owned by a lord. They worked approximately three days a week however during ploughing…

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    and occupation. Your class is an indicator of your likability to succeed in society. Other sociologist believe that class is no longer useful in attempting to understand contemporary societies, also Pakulski and Waters discuss that the political, social and economic importance of class are in decline. Standing’s work focuses on the rise of a new group/class named the ‘Precariat”. The expert discusses in short: ‘What is a Precariat?’, and Why is there a Precariat?”, he also discusses how other…

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    societies today and addresses several other themes apart from love perfectly some of which include sociological ideas, economical and philosophical themes. One of the norms most critically examined by Austen in her work Pride and Prejudice is social class. Social class is the levels in which a particular…

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    In the Middle Ages, fashion was a big part of everyday culture. It showed social status, career, or geographic origin, clothing could even use clothing to pay taxes. During the Middle ages clothing could show status by not just what they wore, but how they wore it. Although fashion has evolved, these same principals are similar in modern-day fashion. In the Medieval times the wealthy wore the latest styles, colors, and fabrics. For example knights wore expensive furs and velvets that were…

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