Essays on Sociology

Feminist legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw initially coined the term ‘intersectionality’ and defined it as “inequities are never the result of single, distinct factors. Rather, they are the outcome of intersections of different social locations, power relations and experiences” (Crenshaw, 1989). These interactions happen inside a setting of associated frameworks and structures of power including laws,...

The dissolution of the Soviet Union at the beginning of the 1990s is a key date for International Relations scholars as it led to the reconsideration of key concepts like sovereignty. The end of the Cold War did challenge some of the IR theories but did not eradicate past international challenges. Among these challenges is...

True friendship changes a person. It builds them up and instills priceless comfort and surety in one’s life. The friendship they share provides strength, courage, a sense of security and self-confidence. This comes with knowing there is always that one person on their side, in their corner, no matter what. Not everyone finds a friendship...

With one billion users worldwide, Instagram is like a bomb, followed closely by Facebook. In the world of social media, images are often more meaningful than words and visual content with attractive photos is likely to be noticed on the web. So what Instagram strategy should be put in place to attract more visitors? This...

In just three years, the Instagram social network has grown by 150 million users, so it is a faster growth trajectory than Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. And with 60 percent of users outside the United States, according to Maximize Social Business. Beyond the popularity as well as the rapid expansion of Instagram, there are multiple...

Anytime a discussion emerges regarding inhumane treatment, there is usually a rise of controversial problems about whether animals should be treated like human beings and be given rights. Many people feel that only human beings should have rights, while other counters this statement to argue animals should also enjoy privileges the same as human beings....

History of overpopulation In this section of the paper I will be discussing how the population has increased from 500BC to the present day and how the rate of population growth has changed overtime. Furthermore, I will be discussing how changes in the total population and population density lead to detrimental historical events such as...

Journalism: Changing Technologies  Journalism, as a profession, has enjoyed a long and stable development in most countries around the world. (Deuze and Witschge, 2017). With historians and scholars cumulatively trying to trace the very first testimony of journalistic endeavour, giving rise to journalism as a field of study, increasing audience participation and keeping up with...

Introduction Émile Durkheim French social researcher who built up an overwhelming procedure joining empirical research with the sociological hypothesis. He is broadly viewed as the originator of the French school of Sociology. Childhood and Education Durkheim was naturally introduced to a Jewish group of unassuming methods, and it was underestimated that he would turn into...

In the second main chapter of my thesis I am going to declare language as one of the main components of cultural identity due to the fact that it is the tool of communication and it is important in the aspect of the third chapter of my thesis. First, I will briefly present language as...