Sociology Essays

The Role Of Saudi Women In Leadership
Example essay. Last modified: 13th Jul 2023
Introduction: Saudi Arabia is a desert country that runs over 8,000 square miles. There are big cities, like Riyadh, Makah, Medina, Dhahran and Jeddah; residents in these areas enjoy the amenities of well-planned m...

Role of women in the sultanate of oman
Example essay. Last modified: 10th Jul 2023
Introduction: After the accession of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said Al Said in 1970 Oman transformed from a rudimentary single economy that lacked all sorts of public amenities and modern infrastructure to a mo...

Impact of Congestion Growth in Muscat
Example essay. Last modified: 6th Jul 2023
Introduction: CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION & LITERATURE REVIEW Statement of the problem Most of the countries experienced significant increases in car ownership over the past two decades, resulting in rapid increas...

Beauty in Hong Kong
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Jun 2023
Introduction: Introduction The definition of beauty is not something objective or immanent because people from different place, age or social class may form its own ideal of it. The ideal beauty is analogous with ...

Analysing the culture of the United Arab Emirates
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Jun 2023
Introduction: “In this research, I will analyze the culture of the United Arab Emirates. I will analyze also aspect of the contemporary U.A.E culture and some challenges that this culture is facing. In this p...

The Impact of Gender in Research
Example essay. Last modified: 25th Aug 2022
Introduction: Does the gender of the interviewer effect the response rate, interview and the results obtained? Many researchers have investigated the effect that interviewers’ gender has on research, this paper seeks to examine if there is an effect and how relevant that effect is....

Margaret Thatcher’s New Right and The Welfare State
Example essay. Last modified: 25th Aug 2022
Introduction: The welfare state can be defined as the process in which the Government takes the responsibility in paying for, and in some instances such as public healthcare, directly providing services for the people....

Effects of gambling
Example essay. Last modified: 20th Dec 2021
Introduction: GAMBLING During people’s life, they develop empirical knowledge about many things. Knowing is the power that everyone has to decide which information is right or wrong to face big challenges an...

Are Emotions Culturally, Interpersonally or Institutionally Defined?
Example essay. Last modified: 18th Nov 2021
Introduction: This essay attempts to demonstrate that many of the causes of emotions are culturally, interpersonally or institutionally defined within a social environment....

Habermas’s Thesis of the Colonisation of the Lifeworld by the System
Example essay. Last modified: 18th Nov 2021
Introduction: In this essay the author explores the idea of a two level model of society presented by Habermas (1987), which have been exemplified in several ways....

Applications of Sociologists Definitions of Class Conceptions to 21st Century Society
Example essay. Last modified: 18th Nov 2021
Introduction: Sociologists and others have offered many different definitions of ‘class’ over the years. Which of these conceptions of class is most suited to 21st-century societies?...

Haiti Earthquake and its Aftermath
Example essay. Last modified: 19th Oct 2021
Introduction: This paper will be explaining the concepts of social capital such as its strengths and limitations, and also using the 2010 Haiti Earthquake as a case study on how social capital impacts the preparation, response and recovery....

Does Britain Have an Underclass?
Example essay. Last modified: 13th Oct 2021
Introduction: The British Underclass - What is an underclass and does it exist in Britain today? The idea of the existence of an underclass isn’t by any means new. Charles Murray is perhaps the best known researcher who has studied the underclass both in the US and Britain....

Impact of Socioeconomic Inequality on Human Health
Example essay. Last modified: 13th Oct 2021
Introduction: This essay will explore the impact of income inequality and poverty on the health status of Canadians in the low-income category....

Ideology in the Study of Music in Society
Example essay. Last modified: 13th Oct 2021
Introduction: A consideration of ideology is essential to the study of music in society because it is an inescapable occurrence in all aspects of social life. Every person has their own beliefs and motivations, but many of these ideologies are shared with social circles, groups, nations, etc....

Social Changes Resulting from the COVID Pandemic
Example essay. Last modified: 12th Oct 2021
Introduction: So our first solution is to see people as more complex, allowing us to better connect and empathize with others. This mindset could hopefully result in a more accepting attitude across political, social, and generational lines, mitigating the risk of one group's definition of the good old days acting as a barrier to social change....

Potential Limitations of In-depth Interviews in Social Research
Example essay. Last modified: 27th Sep 2021
Introduction: This essay will describe why it may be beneficial to use in depth interviews for a research project and the potential disadvantages and previous examples of in-depth interviews that have been used to carry out research....

Review of Barbara Ehrenreich's 'Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America'
Example essay. Last modified: 24th Sep 2021
Introduction: Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America, published in 2001 by Barbara Ehrenreich, is a book in which the author goes “undercover” and investigates the lives of the working poor by living and working in similar conditions. ...

The political views of Karl Marx
Example essay. Last modified: 24th Sep 2021
Introduction: A hugely influential revolutionary thinker and philosopher, Marx did not live to see his ideas carried out in his own lifetime, but his writings formed the theoretical base for modern international communism. Karl Marx, was a German economist, philosopher, and revolutionist whose writings form the basis of the body of ideas known as Marxism. ...

The Relationship between Science and Technology
Example essay. Last modified: 24th Sep 2021
Introduction: Science refers to a system of acquiring knowledge. This system uses observation and experimentation to describe and explain natural phenomena. The term science also refers to the organized body of knowledge people have gained using that system....

The Sociological Function of Mass Media
Example essay. Last modified: 21st Sep 2021
Introduction: Do the plethora of ways of finding and reporting news, through online forums, blogs, YouTube, etc., available to the average citizen undermine the hegemonic role of traditional news media in this regard? Discuss from a functionalist, Marxist or other sociological perspective....

Compare and Contrast the Key Ideas of Marx and Weber
Example essay. Last modified: 21st Sep 2021
Introduction: Karl Marx and Max Weber are recognized as two of the most prominent theorists of the 19th century. Many might argue that there are many similarities between these sociologist’s theories, however although Marx and Weber both examined similar ideas, they noticeably came to two drastically different conclusions....

Biomedical and Social Models of Health
Example essay. Last modified: 21st Sep 2021
Introduction: The bio-medical and social models of health offer different views of health and disease. Outline the main characteristics of each model and assess their strengths and weakness in explaining health and disease....

The Strengths and Weaknesses of Marxism
Example essay. Last modified: 20th Sep 2021
Introduction: This essay focuses on Marxism, as it is the starting foundation for the class system we use today. He saw how Capitalism fed down to the working class and produced a top down approach to how our present system within our everyday life works....

C. Wright Mills Sociological Imagination
Example essay. Last modified: 20th Sep 2021
Introduction: What C. Wright Mills called the ‘sociological imagination’ is the recognition that what happens in an individual’s life and may appear purely personal has social consequences that actually reflect much wider public issues....