Titles

The senile custom of allegorically titling art has persevered sufficiently in the recent past to justify unnecessary, uninteresting and often invasive forms of interrogation pertaining to the intellectual and creative morality of “the artist”. The judgement of authenticity upon whether an artwork was sourced at some (theoretical/socio-political) instance at the creation of the work, with […]

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Sociology Essay 1

It used to be thought that the extended family was typical in pre-industrial England and that the nuclear family became predominant as a result of industrialisation. Historical and sociological research has shown this to be too simple a view – discuss (June 1986, paper one). The general view that the extended family, which had grandparents, […]

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Sociology Essay 2

Religion is essentially a conservative force. Discuss. Religion is considered by many to be one of the major institutions in a society. Whilst there are differing paradigms in sociology which view the roles of institutions differently, Marxist and functionalist sociologists see religion as a conservative force, i.e. a non-radical force which seeks to maintain the […]

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