Essays on Society

In the most advanced economies, the state bodies refer to the practice of the community policing in order to develop respect between police and citizens of particular city during collaboration at one particular project. In fact, nature of the communication and collaboration between these two parties is not simples as...

Homelessness is the lack of a reliable housing such as a house or apartment to dwell in (Zufferey, 2017). Homelessness can directly or indirectly lead to the inability to acquire other important amenities and conditions for a safe and comfortable livelihood. This includes nutrition and health, safety, stigma hygiene, and...

In the modern era, life has posed so many challenges that need to be analyzed critically. Philosophy as a field of study provides an understanding view of these problems that are encountered in life. Throughout the course, we have learnt to decide how to pass judgments and give a perception...

Social control agents are the activities which influence or direct the appearance, thoughts, and behavior of the community in regards to the norms, laws, and rules. Professional sporting activities like tennis, basketball, rugby and volleyball have their benefits and demerits towards the social construct of a community. The purpose of...

Tattooing: From Traditional Art to Commercial Trend Tattooing has evolved in dynamic ways from the traditional form to the showbiz industry. Tattooing has a significant meaning related to gang, traditions, and lifestyle. Tattooing has been used as spiritual protection from the evil spirit by the Nazis’ in the army. Some people...

The paper used a descriptive survey method that was applied to examine different socio-demographic factors including age, sex and the payment method used in fee payment.  Understandably, descriptive study involves a purposive process that involves data collection, analyzing classifying and presentation about the phenomenon under investigation (McCusker " Gunaydin, 2015). Population...

Bullying: Understanding the Harmful Impact Bullying refers to the repeated act of attacking someone either verbally or physically or spreading rumors about them as a way of trying to demean their social strata. Bullying is a common practice especially in schools, and it can cause physical or mental harm to students....

Over the years and in recent times there are some societal factors responsible for how people are treated on the society. These factors could either result in positive or negative reactions of the society to this group of people. Based on the above notion, this study will look at how...

The Role of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain The industrial revolution played a major role in the establishment and expansion of various institutions in Great Britain. As more people migrated and settled in major towns, the health and education sectors were enhanced. An improvement in the average income for the...

A considerable number of sociocultural factors influence personal leisure values and participation in recreational activities on a daily basis. Although the sociocultural factors have been in existence since time immemorial, the impacts on contemporary society are more pronounced. This paper is obligated to examine critically the influences of age, gender, socioeconomic...

Education in Singapore has been the centre of focus over the last few decades.[G1] The major reason being that education is marred by inequalities, where children are not given equal opportunities[G2] (Brown, 2017, p.5). The ultimate test of any education system is whether it offers equal learning opportunities...

In the series Vikings, episode eight of season two there is great concern over the birth of Ragnar's fourth son, Ivar, since he is unlike the others. His birth was a sign of a prophesy come true whereby he was described as being boneless and a monster. From the kingdom's...