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The Fight for Equality
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This 8 page paper considers how, over time, with different weak or minority groups, there has been the fight for equality. Real equality is economic equality, with freedom and choice. The paper looks at how the fight and the perceptions remain similar, but the arguments may reflect the contemporary time as well as the way in which discrimination or persecution can create a form of unity as well as the use of a wide range of tools to fight for equality. The paper looks at these issues by focusing on different six articles. Te bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEequwom.rtf

The Fluidity of Identity and Consumerism
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This 14 page paper discusses the assertion that "identity in the contemporary world is mediated by consumption and consumer choice is regarded as the key variable in transforming identity from a 'solid' to a 'liquid' condition, from one in which work and class are the main determinants to one in which identity is 'nomadic' and can be expressed through a diverse range of tribal affiliations". This is critically discussed. The bibliography cites 11 sources.
Filename: TEconident.rtf

The Fort Greene Section of Brooklyn
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This 5 page paper focuses on this revitalized section of downtown Brooklyn and discusses social problems and globalization amongst other things. Highlights of Fort Greene are noted. Bibliography lists 2 sources. SA
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The Frankfurt School and Culture Industry
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A 6 page paper that discusses the culture industry, a concept developed by Frankfurt School scholars Holkheimer and Adorno. The basic concept of the culture industry is that technology and industry have created a movement towards the mass production of culture. Holkheimer and Adorno argue this concept as it relates to man's role within society as well as the role of industry and business in creating this social phenomenon. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Function of Divination in 1 Samuel 28: A Sociological Perspective:
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This 7 page paper examines 1 Samuel 28, first by including a summary of the passage and then an analysis from a sociological perspective. The theories of Weber and Durkheim are employed in order to make the sociological assessments. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: GSDivSam.rtf

The Future Human Services Worker:
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(7pp) As the community of neighborhoods expand into the country at large, and grow more enmeshed with each other in the future, new methods of treatment and solution will need to be created for both the client and the human service worker. The complexity of issues, resulting in a downward spiral for the client will need to be addressed as well as the energy level of the human service worker. It will no longer be appropriate for an agency to accept "burn-out" of its most valuable resource, its staff - the investment in time and training of that worker is also a community resource to be valued. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Future of the Family
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The impact of the family on future generations is discussed in this 5 page paper. A description of the family as it exists in society today, as well as its past and future are all included. The premise that in a postmodern society all types of families must be accepted, and more attention needs to be paid to raising children, are two themes which are incorporated into the discussion . Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Generation Gap
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This is a 9 page paper discussing the generation gap today between parents and adolescents. The concept of the generation gap became the most prevalent in the 1960s during the cultural revolution when the values and beliefs of the younger generation were considered drastically different from those of their parents. While the generation gap was said to have diminished slightly during the 1970s and 1980s, the generation gap began to broaden once again starting in the 1990s when adolescents were seen to be more disconnected from society; more cynical or negative about people and institutions than previous generations; and, adolescents had moved in a more liberal direction in regards to civil liberties, modern gender roles, racial equality and secularism. While most research has reported that today’s youth feel that they are isolated with little guidance, some research also reports that adolescents value guidance when it is received except in regards to cultural factors such as music and fashion. This also adds to some theories which advocate that generation gaps are not so much the result of age differences but are actual cultural gaps because of environmental differences in regards to “economic conditions, government, styles, fads, media, technology and changing values”. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: TJgngap1.rtf

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