When analyzing pornography from a sociological standpoint, immediately issues of deviance, class factors and gender stratification arise. Our group project intends to examine specifically who looks at porn by using several sociological factors: race, class, gender, religion and emotion. ... From a biblical perspective, sexual intercourse is exclusively reserved for marriage. ... On the whole, despite the controversy concerning our topic, I believe it was incredibly useful as well as interesting to examine the sociological issues surrounding pornography. ...

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We see in sociology that class determines the access people have to resources and because this drugs basis came from the foundation of the lower class, it will benefit them greatly to open up this market that they have been accustomed to for so long. ... The functionalist perspective on the topic of legalizing marijuana focuses on how the social cohabitation is shifting. ... It would take a negative perspective between the friction amongst the people who already dispense the product and the new competition that will be entering this inquiry as marijuana becomes more popular. ... This viewpoin...

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I propose a review of the evidence that Historical, Economic, Sociological, Political, Cultural and Gender based and Geographic factors explain why many films of the gritty-realist tradition being set in northern landscapes. ... This sociological difference is a massive contributing factor to many gritty realist films being set in the North. ... Simply stated the sociological environment of northern landscapes provided both the necessary realism and drama for documentary- realist films explaining the predominance of these films set in the North. ... From a cultural perspective the North...

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This simple definition has many implications when defined from a sociological standpoint. ... Examining knowledge from a conflict perspective, I found that some social groups attain better knowledge that others--not necessarily true--which in turn solidifies the stratification of our societies. ...

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