Why suicides happen, particularly in prosperous and healthy societies, has puzzled social scientists for decades. When sociologists talk about suicide, they are likely to include Durkheim’s work in their discussion. In Section One of the Social Theory Re-wired text, you should read Emile Durkheim’s “Suicide,”...
Use this as main reference: Longhofer, W., & Winchester, D. (2016). Social theory re-wired: New connections to classical and contemporary perspectives (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Routledge: New York. Retrieved from https://redshelf.com By now, you should be well versed in social theory and how theorists reflect the...
Use this as the reference: Longhofer, W., & Winchester, D. (2016). Social theory re-wired: New connections to classical and contemporary perspectives (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Routledge: New York. Retrieved from https://redshelf.com First, read the introductory essay located in Section Five of the course text, Social Theory Re-Wired....
Use this as the reference: Longhofer, W., & Winchester, D. (2016). Social theory re-wired: New connections to classical and contemporary perspectives (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Routledge: New York. Retrieved from https://redshelf.com First, in the introductory essay of Section Four of the course text, Social Theory Re-Wired, key...
The main reference is : Longhofer, W. and Winchester, D. (2012). Social theory re-wired (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Routledge: New York. Information in society is not always presented from the viewpoint of all. Often, social theorists argue that societal messages extend from a racially white and male...
Use this text as the major reference. Longhofer, W. and Winchester, D. (2012). Social theory re-wired (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Routledge: New York. Read the excerpt by Patricia Hill Collins, Black Feminist Thought in Section Four of the course text. Collins’s powerful work challenges us to rethink...
Use this as the main reference and then one other reference that is recent. Longhofer, W., & Winchester, D. (2016). Social theory re-wired: New connections to classical and contemporary perspectives (2nd ed.) [Electronic version]. Routledge: New York. Retrieved from https://redshelf.com First, read the introductory essay located in...
Order Instructions Overview Developing research questions is an iterative process, which means that the questions are continuously changing as new information is uncovered and new thoughts occur. Since we are human, our beliefs, assumptions, and values may influence the questions we ask about human behavior. In addition,...
Order Instructions For your initial post, address the following: Choose a case study from the "Ethics Case Studies" resource, which is located in the module resources section. Share a link to your chosen case study so your peers and instructor can view it. Briefly describe the ethical issue,...
Order Instructions Reaction Paper- Recovery Speaker: Student will listen to an on-line recovery speaker that they choose. It should be a 30-60 minute speaker presentation that details the speaker's own recovery. This can be a 12 Step speaker, religious speaker (as long as it is about addiction...