Essays on Sociology

Selena Gomez's use of the Bindi as a symbolic object Selena Gomez's usage of the Bindi as a symbolic object at the MTV awards ceremony is an example of cultural appropriation. This article was also widely circulated on social media and in art publications such as the Autostraddle. In this case...

Pop Singer Selena Gomez's Incorporation of Hindu Theme As pop singer Selena Gomez wanted to incorporate a Hindu theme into her new song Come and Get It, she reasoned that the best way to celebrate this assertion would be to debut her composition with a badly executed Bollywood choreography. During her...

The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis was a dangerous Cold War confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States. That was also the moment that the two world powers were on the verge of a nuclear war. It was exceptional in a variety of respects, including...

Scott Poole's novel, "Monsters in America: Our Historical Obsession with the Hideous and the Haunting" Scott Poole's novel, 'Monsters in America: Our Historical Obsession with the Hideous and the Haunting,' depicts Americans' nightmare rather than their fantasy. It is not a children's book and many of the monsters depicted, from colonial...

The Role of Criminal Justice Professionals in Society The criminals and the law-abiding people make up society. Since a criminal justice professional's position is to protect and serve, law-abiding citizens make the job of a criminal justice professional relatively simple. When it comes to criminals, however, their job can be complicated....

Adoption is a term that describes the process of adapting to a new meaning, feature, or environment; it can also be interpreted as the transformation of one thing into something else. Adoption, according to Hutcheon (2102), is an alerted version of a text, musical composition, poem, or short story that...

The Relationship Between Cultural Values and Class Size The cultural values that teach the commitment of achievement, high expectations, a disciplined society, and teaching excellence are related to class size and school size. Teachers will support students because they spend more time with them, monitoring their skills and encouraging their actions...

What does it mean to have a sociological imagination? Wright Mills describes social vision as an understanding of an active partnership between a broader community and an individual's personal experience, according to Archibug (510). According to Wright Mills, using various mechanisms on what is perceived, to be honest is what social...

To comprehend the differentiation correlation principle, we must first understand the concept of deviance and the forms of deviant behaviors. Until now, deviance has been described as conduct that violates social norms and is frowned upon by most people in society. On the other hand, criminal justice is set aside...

The knowledge of one's personal experience and the larger society has been described as sociological imagination. The description is based on C. Wright Mills' work (Schulenberg, 2003). In the film I, Daniel Blake, the aspect of sociological creativity is portrayed. The adventures of the main character, Dave Johns, as Daniel...

Gender inequality has been a topic of discussion in the media since the dawn of time. This is because women have had to struggle for their rights to be treated equally to men for a long time, something that was previously unheard of. However, as time passes, the issue's simplicity...

Introduction People do not always have happy moments in their lives; some events in our lives occur for a reason and are meant to put us to the test. Events, whether positive or negative, play an important role in bringing out the best or worst in us. We come across some...