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Also, English is NOT my first language. My writing skill is bad, and the teacher may have noticed that. So I don’t want to suddenly submit a too good essay. Just something enough to get 70% – 80%. Also please don’t try hard to have it grammar and typo errors free.

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Please carefully review the attached images in order 1-3. The only source you should be using is from Wall Street Journal. Pick any topic from the attached powerpoint presentation and choose a WSJ accordingly. It should be 12 lines single spaced with the size 11 font Times new Roman

Reference these scholars:

Hochschild, A and Machung, A. (1989) The second shift: Working parents and the revolution at home, New York: Viking. Chapter 1 -3.

Bianchi, SM, Milkie, MA, Sayer, LC and Robinson, JP. (2000) Is anyone doing the housework? Trends in the gender division of household labor. Social Forces 79(1): 191-228.

Craig, L and Mullan, K. (2011) How Mothers and Fathers Share Childcare A Cross-National Time-Use Comparison. American Sociological Review 76(6): 834-861.

1. The historical context in which sociological thinking developed
2. The influence of sociological thinking on sociology
3. The differences between functionalist, conflict, symbolic interactionist, and postmodern perspectives/theories
in the 20th and 21st-century historical context in which sociological thinking developed
The influence of sociological thinking on sociology

The historical context in which sociological thinking developed?

It was founded in the philosophies of Aristotle and and Plato. Also can be traced to older periods such as the Age of Enlightenment. The modern study of sociology emerged out of three nineteenth-century revolutions: (1) the
development of modern science, (2) the emergence of democratic forms of government, and (3) the industrial
revolution. Sociology emerged in part as a tool to enable people to understand dramatic changes taking place in
modern societies. Historical analysis can develop a critical approach to the study of the past, present, and future. It can illuminate the varieties of cultural and social diversity that have existed, and show how changes in these
have occurred.

The influence of sociological thinking on sociology?

At the heart of sociology is the sociological perspective, the view that our social backgrounds influence our
attitudes, behavior, and life chances. In this regard, we are individuals and social beings deeply enmeshed in
society. Understanding the relationship between personal and public issues can help influence outcomes. Social
influence comprises how individuals adjust their behavior to meet the demands of a social environment. It takes
many forms and can be seen in conformity, socialization, peer pressure, obedience, leadership, persuasion, sales, and marketing. Some of its benefits are Sociological Perspective Helps us to assess the truth of “common sense”, Helps us to see the opportunities and constraints in our lives, Empowers us to be active participants in our society, and Helps us live in a diverse world.

What are the differences between functionalist, conflict, symbolic interactionist, and postmodern perspectives/theories in the 20th and 21st centuries?

Functionalist theories dwell on the structures and institutions in society. Symbolic interaction theories, on the other hand, are based on human interactions with society, while conflict theory is based on human
interactions and attributes of competition and how they bring about conflict in society. The common ground for all three theories is that this world is shaped by society. All three groups and the groups and individuals in each group define what power is, explain the meanings of things, and determine the functions of a particular institution. The
historical context in which sociological thinking developed?

It was founded on the philosophies of Aristotle and Plato. Also can be traced to older periods such as the Age of Enlightenment. The modern study of sociology emerged out of three nineteenth-century revolutions: (1) the
development of modern science, (2) the emergence of democratic forms of government, and (3) the industrial
revolution. Sociology partly emerged as a tool to enable people to understand the dramatic changes in
modern societies. Historical analysis can develop a critical approach to studying the past, present, and future.
It can illuminate the varieties of cultural and social diversity that have existed and show how changes in these
have occurred.

Choose between 4 topics given. 100% opinion based paper. No research. 650 word min. I have screenshots about all the instructions
MLA format
Need by 8 am Central standard time

Instructions: What are some examples in the real world of monopoly, perfect competition, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition?
Grading Guide: This short paper will be worth 7 points. In grading, the two most important considerations will be if the paper answers the question that is asked, and if all the information is correct. If the writing quality is poor, up to one point, but no more than one point, might be deducted. Referencing sources is always good, but since these papers should be short, I do not expect many references. In some cases, referring to the textbook and the videos will be enough. Three pages, double-spaced, would be the ideal length. There will be no penalty if the paper is only two pages long, if the topic is answered. There will be three points deducted if the paper is less than two pages long.

Please use the documents listed below to aid and answer all of the questions the answer should be no longer than 7.5 minutes each.

Questions
1) The goals of medicine. Leon Kass believes that healing is the correct goal of
medicine. Why does he think this and what implications does his view have
for health care? Contrast Kass’s definition of health with the World Health
Organization’s. How does this affect health care? How might a defender of
the best interest view or the value promotion view object to either version of
the healing view?

2) Physician-assisted death. How does James Rachels defend the morality of
active euthanasia? In what ways does he think it is like and unlike passive
euthanasia? What are some of Daniel Callahan’s objections to euthanasia?
How would Callahan criticize Rachels? How would Rachels respond or
criticize Callahan?

3) Abortion. What is Judith Jarvis Thomson’s position on abortion? How does
she argue for that position? Describe Don Marquis’s argument that abortion
is unethical. What are some potential issues with either view? How might the
authors respond to these criticisms?

4) Advance directives. Ronald Dworkin and Rebecca Dresser have different
views about the appropriate scope of advance directives in cases of
dementia. Describe this dispute. What is Dworkin’s argument? In what ways
does Dresser think Dworkin’s argument fails?

5) Paternalism. Libertarian paternalists believe that we should ‘nudge’ people
to do certain things, but we shouldn’t take away options. In contrast, Sarah
Conly argues for taking away options by defending coercive paternalism.
What are her main arguments? How would a libertarian paternalist respond?
What are some ways these points apply to health care?

Prompt:
What we are trying to do in class right now is trace the history of how ideas
about gender and sex developed in the West (Europe and the United States)
over the last few centuries. And, it may be that some of these fanciful European
notions we have read about linger in our culture today, whether we want them
there or not! So, we have read parts of Nature’s Body to help us understand
the history of Western perceptions of differences between people. We have also surveyed some instances of sex/gender from non-Western places and traditions.

For this assignment, present an analytical critique of an aspect of the Western
sex/gender binary. Please focus on just one or a few reverberations of “the
binary” across Western culture, or in other cultures impacted by the West.

Your work may be historical or contemporary. It may focus on a given community, or on a specific region. You may use our non-Western gender/sex expression any of the examples therein, to compare, contrast, or substantiate your points.

No matter what mode of creation and presentation you choose from the options below, you need to employ and cite textual sources.
In other words, you must use the Londa Schiebinger book
(Nature’s Body Fender in the Making of Modern Science) in
this assignment and you also need to
cite at least three [3] other evidence-based sources-
Academic Journals from JSTOR, Google Scholar, or anthro
source.

Write a paper focused on an analysis or critique of one or two features of the Western sex/gender binary. See the formatting guidelines below.

Cite your sources – AND, don’t cite just quotes; also cite major points of information
that you draw directly from our texts.
• For citing please use parenthetical referencing (not footnotes), and please include
full references cited page.

This week we have briefly chronicled the impact of technology on the visual art of Photography Now it is time to share your own opinion of what you have observed. I want you to pick a photo from the Most Influential Photos of the 20th CenturyLinks to an external site. and answer the following questions in a 175 + word initial post.
– Why did you picked the photograph?
– Read this short article on How to look at PhotographsLinks to an external site. and comment on form and content of the photograph: how does it use light and color – what is the composition – subject matter – perspective and meaning.
– What is its historical impact and how it impacted you.

It is an essay question, where you’ll be given the question the moment you start the exam and will be expected to answer in the form of an essay. The question will be based on a short story titled “An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge” by Ambrose Bierce, a link to which is available at the bottom of this page. There will be a designated space in which to write your essay out or simply cut and paste your essay from another document writer, whether Microsoft Word or Google Docs.

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