Sociology Resources (page 5)

Using ‘think aloud’ to observe how pupils approach learning and considering what resources do they draw on in the learning process?Task backgroundI approached my year 8 class - se...

Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein, tells the story of a budding young scientist whose unconventional scientific experiment creates the well-known monster. The Daemon then seeks to a...

Can Social Conflict Be Constructive? In order to fully explore the question can social conflict be constructive? We must first define the necessary terms in order to avoid any inco...

Constructionist and Network Theory perspectives of Education Inequality Introduction In `Methods of Discovery` (2004) Andrew Abbott shows how dramatically different the social ...

A lot of modern Greeks are multilingual. Although they don't speak so many languages as the people from the central European countries and the Scandinavian countries, they speak more ...

Sexual desire is a trait which can differ vastly from one individual to another, there are certainly many contributing factors such as gender, age, one's social environment and except...

Before 1857, divorce could only be obtained by the rich, since each divorce needed a private Act of Parliament. As a result, these were very few divorces. Since that time, changes in ...

Can nations be anything other than 'imagined communities'? Any attempt to evaluate the concept of 'nation', or the associated notions of 'nationhood' and 'nationalism' must first ackn...

Introduction Initially the study was influenced by the death of an acquaintance in early 2010. The death was a result of a gunshot wound during a routine patrol in Helmand provinc...

With the topic of the anniversary of the Blitz dominating many headlines, narratives of the individuals who played a part in the second world war seems in abundance. For example the ...