Essays on Worldview

According to Mills, the idea of sociological imagination refers to our capacity to see oneself outside of our regular daily routines and view things from a different angle. According to Mills, it is the utmost awareness of the connection between ordinary interactions and society as a whole. Simply said, it…

Adopting an extremist worldview, which many mainstream societies find repugnant, and one that seems to consider committing violence as a means of bringing about political and societal change, is what is meant by radicalization. Many countries throughout the world are being impacted by the threat of terrorism brought on by…

According to Simpson and Christensen (1997), human activities leading to weather and climate change are causing rapid changes in the environment. Thus the constant changes compelled nature to search for equilibrium. Sadly, many people are vulnerable to harmful natural retaliations, including disasters. Without the help of their states, humanity must…

Countries ought to defend themselves from their adversaries According to this view, one of the curious things is that instead of peace-building nations, most of them depend on defending themselves from their neighbors. Peace is a phenomenon that can be accomplished even among countries that appear to be future attackers….