Do you think that DuBois’ concept of double consciousness still applies to racial/ethnic minorities today?
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORIES ROOTED IN BIOLOGY?
Before reading further you have to acces to the book by Jonathan H. Turner “Theoretical Sociology a Consise Introduction to Twevle Sociological Theories”
If you do not access to this book please do not bother asking to do this assignment. All of work have to come from that book plus i will attach some powerpoints.
1. Do you think that DuBois’ concept of double consciousness still applies to racial/ethnic minorities today? Why, or why not?
2. What are the strengths and limitations of structural functionalism?
3.What are the advantages and limitations of evolutionary theories rooted in biology?
4. Analyze one of your social roles (student, worker, parent, child, etc.) using a dramaturgical approach. Make sure to identify which theory you are using, and use various of its elements and/or propositions.
5. Use one of the models of conflict theory to explain the development of the “Occupy Wall Street” movement, and its failure. Make sure to identify the model you are using.
Additional instructions each question have to be 150-250 words no direct quotes form the book
The point is to show you understand each theory, in your own words, without distorting the theorists’ ideas.
If you do not access to this book please do not bother asking to do this assignment. All of work have to come from that book plus i will attach some powerpoints.
1. Do you think that DuBois’ concept of double consciousness still applies to racial/ethnic minorities today? Why, or why not?
2. What are the strengths and limitations of structural functionalism?
3.What are the advantages and limitations of evolutionary theories rooted in biology?
4. Analyze one of your social roles (student, worker, parent, child, etc.) using a dramaturgical approach. Make sure to identify which theory you are using, and use various of its elements and/or propositions.
5. Use one of the models of conflict theory to explain the development of the “Occupy Wall Street” movement, and its failure. Make sure to identify the model you are using.
Additional instructions each question have to be 150-250 words no direct quotes form the book
The point is to show you understand each theory, in your own words, without distorting the theorists’ ideas.