Sociology Answers

How can u use your social imagination is your own life as a first year student applying Mill's definition of the social imagination to any one example in your personal and social life(e.g consider the role of,among others,social class,gender,sexuality,race, education or any other social theme or institution as example

The age of Enlightment was a revolution in human thought. It promoted scientific skepticism and intellectual interchange. The Enlightment period had a significant influence on culture, politics and on government.

In light of the above, critically discuss the impact of the Enlightment on modern society.

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In your essay, you are expected to:

·      Explain the Age of the Enlightment period. What were the main ideas of the Age of Enlightment? What new ideas about society and human relations emerged in the Enlightment.

·      Engage in critical discussion on Immanuel Kant’s thoughts on the Enlightment and its underlying philosophies.

·       Assess and determine how the Enlightment changed social ideas and practices on today’s modern society. How did Enlightment ideas influence society and culture, politics and government.

Assess and determine how the Enlightment changed social ideas and practices on today’s modern society. How did Enlightment ideas influence society and culture, politics and government.

Prevalence of poverty in a community and reflect on four implication of poverty that poses for community life

1. What is a good professional philosophy statement.
2. Write your personal teaching philosophy statement.

Write your personal teaching philosophy statement.

What is a good professional philosophy statement.

How can you use sociological imagination as a first year student in a university. Apply mills definition of sociological imagination example in your personal life and social life .e.g education

Identify which point is not one of Blumer's basic principles of symbolic interactionism.

a) Human beings have the capacity for thought.

b) Human beings are passive

c) The capacity for thought is shaped by social interaction.

d) meaning and symbols allow people to carry on distinctively human action and interaction.

Functionalists argues that :

a) The society is full of opposing groups

b) Education must provide the norms and values that the child needs.

c) Educational should provide an unstable, unstructured enviroment.

d. Educational should provide an stable and structured enviroment.