Sociology
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written in winter 2014 by Rosette -list of threats to environmental sociology -some dangers stated exaggerations -the unexaggerated dangers due to controversy of exaggeration Bumper stickers (political for the environment on high priced vehicles. social bumper stickers I don’t want on my vehicle since it costs to replace. Someone doesn’t want to buy fashionable stickers…
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Recently my exposure to sports sociology is more but different than my usual sports sociology. The television is on low or with captions for the customers. So customer sociology is going on. Will I hear them comment about a recent player death? There’s so much coverage while I’m doing coursework for different programs that I…
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Education/Values final part There are values. There are beliefs. There are convictions. Declaring a relationship between values and beliefs doesn’t mean that it is there. And hen it is, it doesn’t mean as fact that the relationship is one thing. Is value more important than convictions of such values in critical thinking. How dare I…
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Education/Values part 3 Where do values originate? Oh come on. Values. Feelings. Values originate from intentional inflictions of emotional distress? No. All right. I’m looking for one origination, finding it in its in the betterment? Maybe. Value. Good thing. Sorry. The origination of values. I’m going to look for it. In the trash. Nope. Unless…
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Education/Values part 2 Education acquisitions’ of quantities change update or alter a persons values, to specifics or broadens of enlightenments to that of awareness and realizations through education. No, a person is not a stupid idiot to me. So, they have no real character and want to be understood in person or of good person…
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Education/Values It is still a good write.Its not how you formulate it. Value need – education doesn’t hide behind bad or good person in the name of value and attack the question. What are you studying? Value? Or Value origination? Your behind? No. You called yourself better looking for something hoping it could be found…
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Professor Collins shares an incident from college where another student borrowed a quarter from her and did not pay her back. She cites this as an incident that opened her eyes to thinking about class inequality. It challenged her “race-only” frame. Have you had a social interaction or moment that made you feel your own…
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According to the materials presented in this week, what does it mean to say that sociology makes the familiar strange? – asked by wellesley professor The professors discussion of biography and history of sociology and the larger public issues… – social media, and death and politics… (globally in sociology ) was a focus I almost…
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allowances and vehicles question posted a day ago by 1rosette1 How do you recognize inequality in your social world? In other words, how do you know inequality when you see it? I don’t really go looking for hurt. I looked just now to respond to the question, when you see it. It is obvious when someone is wrong-ed…