Congratulations, AnneMarie Mazotti Gouveia, on the incredible success of Brave Falls! Following the triumph of Drifters Realm and Mirror Tree, this third book in the series has once again captured readers’ hearts with its magical world, unforgettable characters, and emotional depth. Thank you for joining us to share your thoughts about this exciting new chapter... The post AnneMarie Mazotti Gouveia: Interview on Brave Falls and the Drifters Realm Series appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Brave Falls, the third book in the Drifters Realm series by AnneMarie Mazotti Gouveia, takes readers on an exciting journey where the risk is increased, the magic is deep, and the bonds of family are stronger than ever. With secrets to uncover and challenges to face, the siblings, their friends, and the Menace must come together... The post Book Review: Brave Falls (Drifters Realm) by  AnneMarie Mazotti Gouveia appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Despite despair all around the world, the evidence of humanity advancing is more evident in the present than ever. However, counter-forces still exists. The evil forces of certain political systems such as imperialism and fascism and economic systems of capital-based financing are not dead yet. Due to man’s craving for power, violence and exploitation are... The post Humanism, Nationalism, and Cultural Evolution: The Interplay of Western Influence and Indian Identity appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Bhatisuda, a village located in Madhya Pradesh evidences the use of Chromolithographs (colour prints) by people belonging to different castes and religions. The village is composted of people belonging to 21 castes. Agriculture is observed to be a major occupation. Also, a viscose rayon factory situated nearby has significant effects on the economic factors of... The post Chromolithography in Bhatisuda appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

In order to explore the local and transnational mobilization of the genetically modified (GM) crops, we refer to the three countries such as India, Brazil, and South Africa. The genetically modified crops were introduced in India in 1990, later in 1995 transgenic materials were imported to India. The Bt cotton crops were one of them... The post Mobilizing Against GM Crops: Local and Global Activism in India, South Africa, and Brazil appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

The paper entitled “The Charak Puja: Challenging caste identity and reclaiming god” aims to explore and analyse a religious festival called  “Charak Festival” which is traditionally celebrated in the state of West Bengal, India. The charak festival has prevailed as an age-old tradition in different parts of West Bengal, however it’s entirely conducted or performed by... The post The Charak Festival: Challenging caste identity and reclaiming god appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Thank you for agreeing to speak with us again, and congratulations on the release of Stylistic About Style! My answers are boldfaced, thank you for this opportunity! -Umar Siddiqui. 1. What inspired you to dive so deeply into the theories around fashion? I have been introduced to specific theories through my undergraduate and graduate studies.... The post An Interview with Author Umar Siddiqui: Insights into Stylistic About Style appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Being in an academic setting myself this article is quite relatable for me to some extent. Role models play a crucial role in shaping anyone’s life, their motivations as well as their personal development. In my case, being a master’s student, I have seen many students who see their professors as role models. Professors influence... The post Professors as Role Models: How They Inspire Academic Success appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

About Author: Outside of her day job, Dawn Hemmings loves exploring new places and going on adventures. She’s a true wanderer, whether she’s traveling around the world or driving through the beautiful roads of the UK in her campervan named Freeda. Dawn grew up in North Lincolnshire and lives with her two Maine Coons Banjo and Presley. She... The post Interview with Dawn Hemmings: The Story Behind My Dark Secret appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Abstract Emile Durkheim remains one of the greatest towering figures in the study of Sociology till date. Not only sociology of religion, his concept of the sacred-profane binary as the fundamental element of religion remains part of the curriculum of sociological theory itself in many places. His conception of sacred things as those set apart... The post CHALLENGING THE DICHOTOMY: A CRITICAL INSPECTION OF DURKHEIM’S SACRED-PROFANE BINARY appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more