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Sociology Tuitions – Apply for Online Teaching & Hire Online Tutors
Depth of knowledge in one click within the comfort of home – Online Tuitions Sociology Group is delighted to announce its new endeavour with all our trusted readers! Until now, communication between you and us has been via the textual medium. However, it is going to change soon. We are excited to inform everyone that…
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What are Modalities and How are they related to the British influence present in Indian Sociology?
Bernard S. Cohn was an American anthropologist who pioneered in writing about British colonialism in India. He recognised the heavy British Oriental influence that continues to affect Indian sociology today and, in-depth, traced its trajectory. This article focuses on his understanding and explanations of the use of investigative modalities implemented by the British to do…
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Jurgen Habermas: Biography and Contributions
Jurgen Habermas was a German philosopher who played a phenomenal role in sociology. He was an avid writer and philosopher. His main area of study was a branch of philosophy called pragmatics that studies language. He is known for his idea of the public sphere, which is where people gather to share ideas, thoughts, etc….
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Sociology of Childhood: Significance, Social Construction, Examples
Childhood is a significant period in the lives of most individuals, and it is generally considered to be a natural biological stage of development that heavily influences one’s thoughts, ideas and attitudes. This article will mainly discuss the period of childhood from a sociological perspective, focusing on the notion of childhood as believed by society….
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10 Important Things to Know about U.S. Constitution ( Summary )
Introduction and History of the U.S. Constitution The Constitution written for the United States of America is the oldest and shortest written Constitution of any prominent government in the world. Surprisingly, there are around 4500 words in the U.S. Constitution. There was a need to provide a plan or certain guidelines for how governments should…
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