Why is this composition significt from a sociological point of view?
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I am a 37 year old black American female who was raised in an area of many races and cultures. Even though my former generation constantly complained about "the white man" appearance never mattered. The only thing that I can say about the difference is the language and even American dialect varies. As a matter of fact when I was 19 and was making a Valentine's Day card for my now late mother I asked co-workers, merchants, even strangers on the street to write I LOVE YOU in their languages script and to phonetically spell I LOVE YOU.  And in conclusion the card said "I LOVE YOU means the same in any language."  :)PEACE:)
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I think its very modern. Maybe its too a modern approach to it.
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A thesis must be provable.  It must reflect a subject and an opinion or emotion; it cannot be a fact.  \n\nExample:  Arthur Miller played the role of social commentator in his play, The Crucible.\n\nIn this thesis, the subject is The Crucible and the opinion is the role Arthur Miller played in his writing of it.  Proving this thesis would require that I display the social circumstances of the time period in which he wrote as well as the details from the story that prove he was commenting on human nature, as it relates to the time period in which he wrote.\n\nP.S.-No apostrophe after thesis...you are not showing possession!
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Essay composition is a very good tool for the expression of the person/writer as it affords the opportunity to write about issues that may be only better presented by an essay instead of verbal speech. Although the wording and positions of the writer are indeed statements such in Rhetoric I find that I can express myself better when I write than when I deliver a speech on a particular subject.\nWhen I write my opinion and have the opportunity to edit my work then I take my composition and present it personally and in spoken form.\nTry it and you will enjoy it. Research and jot down your notes carefully as you prepare you thoughts.  Jose
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Its a territory thing.  Humans love a bit of territory.\nThat's why there so much elitism about - but this is perfectly natural.  It's fake, but harmless (generally).\n\nYou get to feel part of something, and at the same time identify yourself as an individual separate from anyone else.  \n\nIt's an interesting part of culture, because it is the rivalry between groups (still talking on a superficial level here) that pushes things forward - competition makes the world go round.
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heard of "variety is the spice of life?" without it, people would be duplicates, boring and nothing different... so originality helps people to develop their styles and ideas of life so that everyone remains a little different from everyone else...\n\nmade sense? i don't know how else i may be of help... sorry...
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I think the culture is cool...but any culture, examined closely enough seems to portray a long list of regulations which are meant to 'clone' the thinking patterns of civilians so that in the long run, everything runs smoothly.  IT all seems to be working quite well, I might add.... 'smoothly.'
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That depends on how you are using it.  You could use it to imply that you are talking about one of the earth's ecosystems.  Or, you could be talking about your immediate surroundings.  I would go so far as to describe social climate.  It could also mean current mental state.  That's all I can honestly think of.
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I would think that anyone who can play one or more instruments and who likes, appreciates and understands musci is more of a creative personality and, thus, more interesting.  Do you state this in a way that sounds like bragging, perhaps?  I'm not saying you do, but if it comes off as bragging, people might think you're too into your own self to want to become involved with you.
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HI!\nI would give this grade a Credit (B in american grading systems).\n\nRationale:\nI just felt it was purely describing a subculture. If you observe something, you add your thoughts. You did that in the end but the first half of your thing sounded like a novel. IT's good but i did not feel anypart of what you felt. Like what were your assumptions? what did you feel that was unique? You observed the obvious and that's good but it would be better to show your thinking about assumptions on things. look at environment the people are in and make a judgement. look at the social culture where you are observing and so on.\n\nI hope i was not offensive or said too much.
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Nicely written. Particularlyl the beginning. Work on the finale. It is missing its purpose at the end. But the rest is pointing to something meaningful. \n\nSuggest that you are missing your ending...you are writing about something personal to you.
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Since the question is relative to whether it is good or not:\nYes, it is.\nWould you like us to work it out as well? I appreciate that it must come right out of a quesiton from, perhaps, your homework? Otherwise, why the last sentence? "One hint is that it is related to chapter- 'CIRCLES'" Can you attach that entire chapter for us as well?\n\nThanks!
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Good answer above. I think it's Subjective vs Objective and Impressions vs Facts.
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The correct term would be "Paradoxical" since they are the same but different in two different senses. It is a Sociological term used to describe thinngs that are "similarly contradictory."
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It is human nature to put things into boxes, classify and categorize things. It means we can carry out our tasks more efficiently. For example, it is easier to label supermarkets as supermarkets rather than to think of each one as unique and different and therefore might contain different products to the ones you are after. You need to buy 'x' and supermarkets sell them. So you don't have to think about 'which' supermarket to go to.\n\nPeople tend to categorize other people too. Often it is necessary, for example, classify so and so as a policeman. When people take on a role, they assume certain qualities, some are inherently predominant in their personality, some are not and are brought to the fore to carry-out their role more effectively. So often, it is safe and effective to assume certain people will carry out certain actions and have certain qualities.\n\nAnother philosophy of mine in a nutshell is that people tend to label others to allow them to make more sense of themselves. People are always striving to define themselves. If they first define others, it gives them a frame of reference to work from to define themselves.
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shakespearean allusion is common in the text (look at the title: “Oh brave new world that has such people in it...” from The Tempest), also utopian irony ... try that for starters
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its human nature and a social disease at the same time. people tend to believe everything they hear to belong or be one with the group.