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    communication skills. Relationships generally do last a long time. This includes business, marriage, friendships. The magical culture used a Confucianism view for social order. This particular religion emphasizes harmony among heaven, nature, and human society. It's successful through each person's accepting his or social role and contributing to the

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    The Fifth Element illustrates an advanced society that is characterized by sociocultural evolution, long-term social trends resulting from the interaction of continuity, innovation, and selection (Schaefer, 2013). The film is reflective of the society’s cultural advancements in technology, industry and media. Known for being a blockbuster action sci-fi, The Fifth Element contains several sociological concepts which include secularization, agents of socialization, conferral of status, and Marx’s “Power

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    The Five Sociological Institutions: The Evolving Society. Haylie M. Galvan Wichita State University Introduction Throughout history there has been several institutions that has greatly influenced the development of our society. A social institution is defined as a complex and integrated set of social norms organized around the protection of the basis of societal value. All the institutions has a specific purpose and duty that it does for the people. Functionalist and Conflict Theorist

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    and quality of goods and services available. The benefits of technology are widely known; however, the negative implications of technology in the workforce are a little more unfamiliar. The progression of technology in the workplace is harmful to society because of its degenerative effects on the working class. The widespread use of technology foremost threatens the stability of work and the character of the common worker. One of the downfalls of technology

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    Film director, Werner Herzog, once said, "Civilization is like a thin layer of ice upon a deep ocean of chaos and darkness." Civilization is important in maintaining a healthy society. However sometimes it is obstructed by the opposing instinct of savagery. In William Golding's Lord of the Flies the conch shell is an important symbol of order and democracy. In the beginning of the novel , the conch possesses a lot of power, but as the book progresses it loses this power along with all its important

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    following, a profitable business model and an above average lifestyle for the time, it is hard to dispute Oneida’s success. Oneida represented what Noyes believed to be the perfect society, and by most standards Oneida was superior to 19th century America. Oneida’s longevity and prosperity can be used to analyze other Utopian Societies from this time period. Oneida was born out of the spiritual atmosphere of the mid 19th century. The 2ndGreat Awakening inspired reforms and spirituality through the desire

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    Sherry Turkle We as a community and generation have become dependent on technology. This is a controversial issue many find themselves on one side or the other, although a “gray area” exists. Sherry Turkle, MIT professor, finds herself in this gray area yet, she is more lenient to dismissing technology. She writes numerous articles such as: The Second Self: Computers and the Human Spirit (1984) and Alone Together (2011), in which she says technology, primarily cell phones, are problematic to advancing

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    Emile Durkheim, the father of sociology, was the first to explore stigmatism in society in 1895. Exploring the idea of deviance in relation to individuals/groups who deviate from the ‘norm’ in society. Stigmatism is defined as the disapproval of an individual/group based on social characteristics perceived by other individuals/groups from other members of society. Stigma discredits an individual/group, discounting them devaluing in a social context. Some examples of individuals/groups labeled social

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    stereotypes in society. Race and class have been the most outstanding social constructs in our society. According to sociologists, “human development is socially situated and knowledge is constructed through interaction with others” (McKinley, 2015). People were not born to distinguish others but it is the society who pass these ideas from generation to generation. In sociology, race is not biological and is a social construct. There is no gene defining what race you are but it is the society that constructs

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    significant ways of distributing their influence throughout history. Three ways civilizations differentiated their influences are through conquest, trade and the contributions of those civilizations. These influences contributed to today’s modern society and every influence whether religious, the age, whereabouts and culture of a civilization scientific discoveries/developments and customs have shaped and make up the foundations of today’s modern world. For instance the Roman Empire utterly destroyed

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