Sociology. What Is The Difference Between Social Work And Social Work Studies? What Is The Difference Between Racism, Xenophobia And Homophobia?
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Sociology : What Is The Difference Between Social Work And Social Work Studies
What is the difference between BA(Hons) in social work and social work studies ~~~ ruby.oforiarthur ~~~
Sociology : What Is The Difference Between Racism Xenophobia And Homophobia
Please consider the question carefully before you answer and dona€™t just look the three pertinent words up on some online dictionary (although that might be a starting point). The question is: What, in your opinion, is the difference between racism, xenophobia and homophobia? Is one more reprehensible than the others (or, indeed, one/any of them reprehesible at all)? Are they separate phenomena, or merely separate points on the same cotinuum? What is your view? I ask this because Ia€™ve just watched two, profoundly moving (for me), documentaries back-to-back on TV. I aopologise that Ia€™ve posted this question under more than once category, but I think this is applicable to more than one subject category. The first documentary was abbout a gay guy who was beaten and killed by a skinhead gang who had set out to a€œdo an Araba€. They ultimately killed the gay guy because he admitted that he was gay a€“ basically admiting and proclaiming to the death that he was a€˜different to thema€™. The second documentary was about Bernard Manning. The message that I got from this was that he was not apologetic about the fact that he was racist. He treated people from different cultures (regardless of skin colour native scottish, Irish and Frence - in contrast to being a€˜Englisha€™) as a€˜differenta€™ However, he proclaimed the a€˜benevolencea€™ of his humour throughout. In other words, the theme running throughout the documentary was that Bernarda€™s point was that it was a€˜only a jokea€™. You might argue that all are equaly pernicious; or that one type of descimination (or actions based upon that discrimination) is worse than onother. If so, please explain your reasoning. ~~~ bleedinheart ~~~
Sociology : What Is The Difference Between Positivist And Constructivist Research
Consider the proposition that positivist/ quantitative research is technically complex but conceptually simple, while qualitative/ constructivist research is conceptually complex but technically simple. ~~~ purplenight ~~~
Sociology : What Is Cultural Diversity And When Did The UK Population Ask For It
I don't remember wanting it at any time in the past, Did you? ~~~ Big Bad Boris Mayor of London ~~~
Sociology : How Can One Remain Objective When Looking At A Fair System In The Running Of The Country
I admit my views tend to be a person be detatched in making up opinions about the society we live in. I tend to think the answer is no..I would like to hear any alternative view ~~~ lori ~~~
Sociology : How Can Get Rid Of Unfairness Unreasonableness And Irrationality From The Planet
Maybe it is impossible to get rid of these things completely but surely if enough people see these things as seriously problematic then we can start working together to make some progress in this direction. After all unfairness, unreasonableness and irrationality in my opinion are the main causes of all of the worst of mankinds problems so surely we must do something? But what? What can/should I do as an individual? ~~~ optimaxim ~~~
Sociology : How Can A Friend Of Mine Get A Job In Academia As A Sociologist
My friend has a PhD from the LSE in Sociology, a Masters form Cambridge, and a Bachelors from the LSE. She has some teaching experience and a couple of papers under review. She is not an outgoing but rather a very serious and reserved person with really in-depth knowledge of her subject matter. She has not enough guidance and support from existing academic contacts and as time goes by she becomes more more disillusioned about the prospects of getting in academia. Any advice please? It is such a shame to see a great person that can contribute a lot to slowly give up. ~~~ Lovelina ~~~
Sociology : What Is The Difference Between Racial Racialist And Racist
Can a person who is not a racist be racist? Can one be racist torwards one owns race? Is being realistic being racist? ~~~ other boy ~~~
Sociology : What Is The Difference Between Erotica And Pornography
Does it somehow have something to do with social class? The fact that the middle classes supposedly being more cerebral identify with a more literate form of stimulation, the written word and regard this as a erotica but look down upon the working man's visual stimulation and judge this to be mere pornography. ~~~ albert_rossie ~~~
Sociology : What Are Your Views On A Recent Media TopicHave People The Right To Have As Many Children As They Wish
The argument "against" was the obvious detrimental effect the existing over human population is having on the earth's dwindling resourses and the impossibility of providing sufficient food to feed an ever growing inevidable extinction of many species of wildlife is of course happening already at an alarming rate. The argument "for"was that the world is not over populated and if wildlife has to be depleted to accommodate the growing human population then so be technology will always stay ahead of food requirements. ~~~ Fonz. ~~~
Sociology : What Was The Scientific Study Into Sexual Infidelity Called
I remember seeing a tv show about female sexual infidelity and the frequency of children being brought up by men who were not their biological fathers - much of the time without the 'father' being aware. It was sobering stuff for men and slightly embarrasing for women. The claims being made by the program, were based on the findings of a scientific study. I can't remember the name of the study. Can anyone help me? ~~~ tuthutop ~~~
Sociology : How Do The People In London Feel About Being Monitored So Closely
I heard that the streets of London were under survallience all the time and the police used this to solve crimes. How do people truly feel about being monitored so closely? ~~~ Unseen ~~~
Sociology : Is Teamwork The Most Efficient And Useful Form Of Selfishness
Common example: "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours". Basic idea: 'if I compromise with this community I will get more in the long run'. We think of Selfishness as only personal. Robbing a bank may be an extremely profitable form of selfishness, but my point is that teamwork itself is selfish and is not thought of as so. It should be because the current belief is that 'people are selfish'. Why not add something useful to the popular belief? I know what sort of abusive answers this will get, please report them. ~~~ Chris cc ~~~
Sociology : What Is Your Stereotype Of A Speech And Language Therapist And A Physiotherapist
what type of person do you think would do these jobs? age, gener education, general charectoristics? ~~~ I made a avator man! like him? ~~~
Sociology : How Does The British Empire Show Itself In Our Characters
Beetlebug - I am interested in the social development of British people. More ways than I thought. Thank you for your time. More than one person has been busy marking my answers as bad. ~~~ Chris cc ~~~
Sociology : What Are Some Small Ways To Make Your Day Go From Grey To Extra Fabulous
What are the small day-to-day things you do to improve your life and others around you? ~~~ ryan_gshaw ~~~
Sociology : How Do You Say How Sociological Imagination Is Used In An Article
It's quite hard to explain but how do you pick it out and explain how it's used? ~~~ ..... ~~~
Sociology : How Do You Find Answering Questions Here
When you answer a question on Yahoo! Answers, does the answer neseccarily spring to mind? Do the words flow freely from your mouth or do you sit, pause and think of how it can be said professionally. When its done do you redo it, over and over, until the words look impecable? And do you feel your answer contributes to the individual or are you just seeking to speak your mind? ~~~ Game Guy ~~~
Sociology : What Is The Scientific Explanation For The Need Of Freedom
Why do people want to be free? Liberty has always been something very important to me but I'm wondering what the actual scientific explanation might be. It is understandable why people want food and water and sex, that's easy to explain in scientific terms. But do people want to be free, from a scientific perspective? some people have misunderstodd my question. I am not asking why people want to be free. I am asking what is the scientific explanation for this need which i recognise exists. Why don't we just want to eat and drink and have sex and nothing more? I agree with most of what has been written here. ~~~ teddythomas83 ~~~
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