Taking us around the world in around two hundred and fifty pages, along with reliving the world through the lens of the twentieth century, this book by Ben Stoltzfus carries readers on a journey of mind, body, and soul in an intensely enrapturing narrative. To begin with, the tale starts simply. If one were to ... Read more The post Transgression by Ben Stoltzfus: Book Review appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2020) notes that disabilities affect approximately 61 million Americans (the equivalent of 1 in 4 persons) and are defined as “any condition of the body or mind (impairment) that makes it more difficult for the person with the condition to do certain activities (activity limitation) and interact with ... Read more The post The Very Significant, Yet Underrepresented Social Problem of Disability Representation in Media and Film appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Randall Moore hails from Boise, Idaho after living most of his life in Southern California. After a decades-long hiatus, he returned to fiction in 2013, and to date has completed 31 novels. He’s a rabid reader and lover of history, and peppers his tales with historical references, and strives to make the ... Read more The post Diving into the Pages of ‘A World Without Men’: An Interview with Randall Moore” appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

Abstract: A discussion into how parenting is fixated in a new era of Paranoia and why this may be the case. I will not only use Furedi’s work into paranoid parenting, but it will also explore other key scholars in this area such as Anneke Meyer 2007, Helene Guldberg 2009 and Jones Phil 2009. By ... Read more The post Do we truly live in a “paranoid parenting” era? An Exploration into Furedi’s (2002, 2008) claim that parenting culture is marked by a sense of paranoia around risk and child safety. appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

The article defines Socialisation while covering the relation between an individual and the society, exploring the dimensions of social order and explaining the concepts of social identity and change. The fundamental idea of sociology is society. Therefore, understanding society is essential for a thorough grasp of sociology. In addition, society’s survival is entwined with that ... Read more The post Socialisation and the Creation of Social identity: As & A Level Notes appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

This article aims at presenting to its readers holistic information on Cambridge international AS and A level sociology. The write-up delves into the simplification of its vast syllabus and caters to the different skills that one shall develop, if planning to take admission in  Cambridge International AS & A Level courses. Besides this, the article ... Read more The post Cambridge AS and A Level Sociology: Revision Notes and Syllabus appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

The quote by Anna Nalick, “Life’s like an hourglass glued to the table” almost sums up the essence of the book ‘It’s about time’ by Ray Frigault. The time that we have is moving and we have our life, no matter if we want to enjoy it in a particular way or let it speed ... Read more The post IT’S ABOUT TIME by RAY FRIGAULT – Book Review appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Güngör Buzot, author of “I Was Dying…Then I Changed My Mind.” Born in Turkey, Güngör earned her pharmacy degree in Istanbul before becoming a mother of two multilingual children and grandmother to two more. However, her health struggles with prescription drugs persisted for much of her life, until ... Read more The post I Was Dying…Then I Changed My Mind: A Conversation with Güngör Buzot appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

I recently had the opportunity to interview Rita Bozi, a multidisciplinary creator with a diverse background in trauma facilitation, playwriting, acting, and dancing. Raised by Hungarian refugees, Rita draws on her personal experiences to inform her work as a Somatic Relational trauma and psychedelic-informed Facilitator. Her co-written play, “52 Pick Up,” was performed across the ... Read more The post From Trauma to Empathy: A Conversation with Playwright and Facilitator Rita Bozi appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Raven Howell, an award-winning author and poet of several children’s picture books. With her poems appearing in renowned publications such as Cricket, Highlights for Children, Ladybug, Jack and Jill, and Fun for Kids, Raven is no stranger to the world of children’s literature. In addition to her ... Read more The post The Power of Poetry in Children’s Literature: A Conversation with Raven Howell appeared first on Sociology Group: Welcome to Social Sciences Blog ..read more