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Social Process Theories – Sutherland’s Differential Association Theory
applied ethics
Crime
Ethics
Social Class
Social psychology
During Edwin H. Sutherland’s time, prevailing social structure theories, such as social disorganization and strain, were dominant. However, Sutherland argued that delinquent behavior is a result of learning rather than the ability to achieve economic success or residing in a socially disorganized area of a city. He presented several formal propositions that illustrate how social…
Merton’s Strain Theory
Crime
Ethics
Social Issues
Robert K. Merton, an American sociologist, released his initial significant work in 1938 titled “Social Structure and Anomie”. Following its publication, this piece underwent revisions and adjustments to address criticisms. The importance of this lies in the timing of Merton’s research, which occurred during a period when crime was predominantly viewed as an individual issue…
Weber’s and Simmel’s Modernity
Ethics
Karl Marx
Sociology
What exactly is modernity? Most classical social theorists found themselves engaged in attempts to analyze and critique modern society. But nowhere is such analysis more clear than in the work of Durkheim, Marx, Weber and Simmel. Indeed, through their writings, whilst all of them displayed a remarkable awareness of the advantages of modernity, what distinguished…
Symbolism of the Paralysis of the Irish Church in “Araby”
Church
Symbolism
From a speedy read through James Joyce’s “Araby. ” one may believe that it is a simple narrative about a male child and his first infatuation with a female. Upon a closer review. the spiritual symbolism becomes clearer as Joyce uses symbols throughout the narrative to reflect upon his ain experiences and his ain position…
The Coca-Coca Company Struggles with Ethical Crises
Ethics
Since the late nineteenth century Coca-Cola has been a successful company. Coco-Cola went to war with its competitor PepsiCo throughout the asses as Coca-Cola expanded its market overseas. Its overseas sales increased to the point where over 85 percent of its sales came from outside of the United States (Farrell, Frederica and Farrell, 2011). As…
Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Holy Spirit
St. Josaphat’s Cathedral in Edmonton, Canada is a cross-shaped building with seven copper domes that symbolize the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit as defined in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and explained by St. Thomas Aquinas in the Summa Theologica. The seven gifts consist of wisdom, which enables people to acknowledge God’s existence…
Sealed Air Taiwan Case Analysis
Ethics
Organizational Culture
United States
The central issue Sealed Air Taiwan is currently facing is how to determine if the newly hired, Paul Huang, can produce the necessary sales results and whether he fits the mold for his position as sales manager. Historically, Sealed Air Taiwan was struggling with both stagnant sales and high operating costs. The branch was not…
King Charlemagne, the Great Male Monarch
Christianity
Europe
Middle Ages
Charlemagne was a Frankish male monarch and Roman emperor who lead his ground forces to triumph over many other people and states. He established regulation of western and cardinal Europe and became the most influential male monarch of the Middle Ages. He was besides the descendant of the great Pepin the Short and the grandson…
A Summary of William Raspberry’s “The Handicap of Definition”
American Culture
Human Activities
“The Handicap of Definition” by William Raspberry delves into the stereotype associated with being Black, highlighting the impact it has on African Americans. Raspberry draws upon various beliefs that contribute to the definition of being Black, often comparing this identity to that of whites and other ethnicities. As an example, Raspberry touches upon basketball, stating…
Analysis of “The Bijak” by Kabir
Hinduism
Poetry
Religion
The Bijak [Account] was the first of Kabir’s works to attract the attention of Western scholars. The members of the Kabirpanth compiled this topic after the death of Kabir, and considered it the most important and most representative of his doctrine. The Granth [Book], compiled at the beginning of the 17th century, became the sacred…