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8303 Representing Historical/Social Inequalities as Natural is Myth-Making. This essay will argue that while this perspective is myth-making, it is nonetheless a powerful and pervasive myth that requires close interrogation to subvert it. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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8510 An Analysis of Religion and the Rise of Capitalism. This paper will discuss, from their influence, Robert Heilbroner, Karl Polonyi, R.H Tawney, and Max Weber, although in different ways, how revolutionary were the changes in Western social relations, attitudes, and values that were brought about by the rise of capitalism and its "spirit" and/or religion. It will also, seek to answer, in this focus, the way that capitalism was created from the spirit of religious beliefs an more correctly so, the Christian help to focus the creation of Capitalism on the universal scale that we see it now. This paper will ask: In what ways and to what extent did religion, both Christian and non-Christian (e.g., religions tied to archaic economies of gift), oppose the rise of capitalism? In what ways and to what extent, if any has such opposition been justifiable? In what ways and to what extent did religion foster the rise of capitalism? 6 pgs. bibliogrpahy lists 6 sources.
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8694 Alcohol and America. This paper briefly examines the role of alcohol in American society. It identifies initial social acceptance, then a growing temperance movement that culminated in Prohibition in 1919. Prohibition failed and was repealed. Today, alcoholism is regarded as a disease and treated as such while alcohol is socially acceptable and legal for adults. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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8897 An Examination of Three Stages of Society and Development: Premodern, Modern, and Postmodern Thought. This paper describes premodern, modern, and postmodern societies and the stages of transition that occur between each of these specific social periods. The concept of organization between these societies is also explored. Examples from works of fiction are used to clarify the distinctions between these three specific stages of society. 4 pgs. No sources listed.
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7082 Examining the Popularity of Cultural Theory: An Examination of the Literature. This paper examines why the study of cultural theories has gained ground in the recent years. Works that are used in this paper are those of Pierre Bourdieu, and the specific texts of "The Long Revolution" and "Marxism and Literature" by Raymond Williams, "Television Culture" by John Fiske, and "Cultural Populism" by Jim McGuigan. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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7199 The Immigrant Experience. This essay examines the topic of the immigrant experience and how it clearly involves divergent social, cultural, and family values in different cultures. When we look at books from different cultural traditions, and when we compare their different approaches, we see that the topic of immigration is often treated very much the same along certain themes. This is especially true in light of the differing cultural values. 11 pgs. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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7224 The Changing Role of Marriage: How Traditional Marriages Have Altered Since the 1960s. This paper addresses the changing institution of the family in respect to the roles of marriage and parenting over the past thirty years. This paper expands on these ideas through first addressing the relevant literature on this topic and comparing and contrasting this information to an interview with two fathers of different ages. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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