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3813 Space, New Social Movement, and Identity. This fourteen-page undergraduate paper discusses post-modernism in terms of space, new social movement, and identity, analyzes the ideas of cultural observers such as Stuart Hall, and compares all of these ideas with various examples of post-Cold War popular culture. 14 pgs. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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3882 The Origins of Alcohol. This six-page undergraduate academic paper discusses the historical origins of alcohol in terms of where it was first discovered and used, when this occurred, why it happened, and what the results of the discovery and use of alcohol have been. 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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4371 Utopia Fiction: Ideas of Culture and Society in "News from Nowhere" and "Walden Two". Utopian fiction is a genre of writing that proposes an ideal society. In 1918, Morris' News From Nowhere advanced an ideal society that addressed the social problems of capitalism and industrialism, and re-introduced a value to art as the moral ground of culture. Skinner, in 1946, proposed a utopian community that abandoned history and created a social reality based on "cultural engineering," an idea grounded in Skinner's own radical behaviorism. This paper examines the role of the individual in these two novels, and the place of creativity in these utopian societies. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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9312 Vulgarity in "The Art of Donald McGill". Orwell's point in writing the article "The Art of Donald McGill", was to demonstrate the validity and even necessity of vulgarity in our social lives. Orwell was a self-consciously political writer. Orwell asserted, in his article "The Art of Donald McGill", that humor, particularly vulgar humor, promotes a society and its health. Orwell put forth the idea that humor, particularly vulgar jokes, act as a social steam-valve. Racism was the absolute norm of the day in Orwell's time. Orwell's point was to help bring a sort of validity to the argument of vulgarity. The problem, however, is that vulgar humor puts others down and is inherently damaging to others. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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9718 Establishing Social Order. This three-page paper presents a detailed look at what radical changes were implemented in Europe during the 19th century to trigger social order changes. The paper uses three sources to complete. 3 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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9876 Public Icon. This three-page undergraduate paper discusses the importance of public icon in American culture and society and also studies the extent to which this symbol has influenced the lives of people. 3 pgs. No sources listed.
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8175 Myth Making: Representing the Social/Historical as Natural. 4pgs. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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