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Life With Bureaucracies
... of being involved with a bureaucracy in settings such as schools, colleges, religion, and the workplace.
The sociologist Max Weber characterized bureaucracies as rationally created formal organizations that dominate modern societies, have hierarchical level of control, and are based on specific rules of procedure. Weber recognized that bureaucracies existed in preindustrial societies such as ancient Egypt, ancient China, and in the Roman and Byzantine empires. It was not until recently, however, with the emergence of large societies based on complex technologies, that bureaucracies come to permeate people’s daily lives. The reason seems simple. Spontaneous, cas ...
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Effects Of Youth Crime
... should be happening. Because of things like this,
there are many rules and regulations at schools and other places that there
wasn't before. Youth violence happens every day and it is tearing society apart.
A lot of crimes now days are committed by kids, people under the age of
21. They do all sorts of crime, they murder one another, they steal things,
they paint graffiti on the wall. Crime is worse than it ever has been. It used
to be the mob that people were scared of, now it's the gangs. If you cross a
member of a gang, you can bet that his friends will get you back for him. Gang
wars are especially dangerous, it starts with just two people, one from o ...
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J.M Coetzee's "The Harms Of Pornography"
... could
something like pornography cause an in-equality between men and women when women
are the major contributors to the industry? Who is going to watch a porn without
women in it? Therefore, at least at first glance, it would seem that since women
are actively contributing to the business of pornography maybe they should be
criticized at least equally if not more so than the men who watch it. According
to author J.M. Coetzee and his article "The Harms of Pornography", the real
questions here are, "what is the difference between obscenity and pornography",
and even more importantly, "where do we draw the line between the two"? Coetzee
brings up a good point here. ...
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Multiculturalism In The United States
... the multiculturalism that
exists in this country.
The United States doesn't have a unique culture. In fact it is the
world's most multicultural country. The country has a lot of different
cultures, and not one is similar to the others. No culture is better or
worse than another. USA is different from other countries because that in
this country are living representatives of all cultures. It is normal to
meet people from all over the world in most every city; what is not normal
is the idea of understanding that a lot of people are Americans, people
born and raised in the US. These citizens might not seem to be Americans,
but they are as American as any American ...
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Gangs
... make more
elaborate; to enlarge”
2. Gang: as defined in Websters is “A group of persons who are organized
and work together or socialize regularly; a group of adolescent hoodlums or
criminals; gang up on; to attack as a group.”
3. Violence: as defined in Websters is “Physical force or activity used
to cause harm, damage or abuse”
4. Youth: as defined in Websters is “The appearance or state of
appearing young; the time of life when one is not considered a adult; a young person”
III. Our current juvenile justice system is no longer adequate for
today's hardened young gang members. Demographics indicated this problem is not
going away. I ...
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Divorce
... Catholics may just be the largest percentage of religious people that get d today. That could be due to the fact that they are one of the largest religious groups in the world, but why such a dramatic change in moral? Since the middle ages, has become more common and more widely accepted as a part of human life. was once considered a sinful thing and even illegal. In the movie Ann of a Thousand Days, the practice of was illegal and was punishable by ex-communication of the church. During this time, even King Henry the fifth had a very hard time trying to get around this impeccable law. In order to get his s he had to resolve in having his wives execut ...
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Greek And Hellenistic Philosophy
... focus on the human being instead of
the physical nature. Socrates believed that intellectual excellence could
be obtained. So he often engaged in systematic questioning with his young
disciples. The very essence of the Socratic method was that everything
should be fearlessly examined and justified before it should be taken as
truth. Socrates was a wonderful teacher wich was why his pupils used his
information in their works.
Plato was a dedicated student of Socrates. He defended him against
the unjust accusations of Socrates corrupting the youth. Regardless of how
dedicated he was to his predecessor his thought process was very different.
Plato wanted more than a ...
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Hate Crimes
... or symbols, such as anti-gay
slurs, racial epithets, or swastikas.
· Involves use of objects or items that indicate bias,
such as a burning cross on the victim's lawn.
· Occurs while the victim was engaged in activities
promoting the rights of the targeted group.
· Coincides with a religious or cultural holiday, such
as Yom Kippur or Gay Pride.
There are many different types of hate crimes that surround us in the world. Many hate crimes are performed by actual hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), skinheads, and many other groups. Hate crimes and bias crimes are now recognized as a new category of violent personal crimes. Research by s ...
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Television Born Killers
... it." Signorielli (1991) finds that "Most of the scientific evidence ... reveals a relationship between television and aggressive behaviour. While few would say that there is absolute proof that watching television caused aggressive behaviour, the overall cumulative weight of all the studies gives credence to the position that they are related" (p. 94-95).
The question is whether these generalised lab findings can be equated with real life. The experiments done in this field are all controlled. They do not correlate with real life problems. While these experiments support the argument, many do not live up to good empirical research. Cumberbatch (1989) examined th ...
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Pornography
... reasons, the sale and distribution of pornographic material should be
more strictly regulated.
The sale of pornographic material, including sexually-explicit book,
magazines, and videos, is illegal to people under the age of 18. These
items are easily accessible to American youth, and therefore, thousands and
thousands of teenagers are viewing explicit materials daily. Whether the
pornography be stolen, given to by an older sibling, or found in a trash
can, minors have had their hands on these vulgar publications.
Approximately 70% of the pornographic magazines sold eventually end up in
the hands of minors. More so, the chief consumers of pornographic m ...
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