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"My God, who would not want a wife?"

The Oxford dictionary defines a wife as a married woman considered in relation to her spouse. In why I want a wife, the author develops compelling statements about the duties of a wife in a family household. These duties include taking care of children, looking after the house, prepare meals and wash clothes.
An ideal wife should take care of children and run the household while the husband is away because that is her duty. According to King, (2003) women are responsible for childbirth, child rearing, and education after weaning and through to age seven, and managing their homes Continue reading...

In the article Baseball Magic, the author George Gmelch gives an account of the rituals performed by the players before the game with the belief of good luck. Gmelch describes the distinction between two cultures, namely the American baseball and the baseball played by the Trobriand Islanders. He mentions about the magic, such as rituals, taboos and fetishes used by the players in order to control their anxiety regarding the loss of control rendered by unpredictable events in the game. The author narrates a story, which involves distinct opportunities of fishing and the way fishermen use rituals when they Continue reading...

Response to Post of Miranda Greer

My impression of this post is that the poster feels that all the rights that inmates ought to have, have been given to them, which aligns with my own opinion. However, the poster seems to be suggesting that these rights are half-heartedly given because of the conditions attached to them. I feel that this aspect is part and parcel of being a convicted prisoner. The punishment of imprisonment necessarily carries with it certain restrictions, which means inmates cannot enjoy fully the rights that we who have not violated the law should enjoy. This is because imprisonment serves not only Continue reading...

In the medieval times, the church played a major role in the daily lives of the medieval public. Almost all the activities that were done by the general public were dominated by the church. Apart from acting as a form of authority to the medieval lives, the church provided religion.
The impacts can be divided in terms of the effects of the control that the church had in the towns and the people. All the people during the time were taught that the only way to get to heaven was through the church. The Roman Catholic Church played a Continue reading...

The silver age is one of the important stages in the lives of humans as it is the time when they tend to establish their identity. The attributions towards the old age shape the meaning of human life-cycle. The individuals of the silver age tend to shift towards sedentary, supervisory and advisory activities in life. They aim at maintaining high levels of physical as well as mental functioning. The cultural context and human experience of the adults positively influences their thought process. The silver age provokes demanding changes in the elderly, in terms of psychosocial, environmental and cultural aspects. Continue reading...

Book Review

Introduction
Marriages in society have attracted major concern owing to the many issues that prevail around them. In her book, Marriage, A History: How Love Conquered Marriage, Coontz keenly looks into various perspectives regarding marriage which draw from different times, opinions and ideas in order to shed light on what the society makes the marriage institutions look like. The book neatly, entertainingly and quite convincingly deconstructs several most anticipated and determined beliefs to do with bonds tying men and women together. The book is full of quite intriguing stories as well as examples of different eras with regard to Continue reading...

Most people rely on the research conducted by the scientists when explaining a state of nature. However, there are some individuals who have come out in the open to challenge the facts presented. The scientists associate the climate changes denial with the fossil fuels. However, the different human activities result to global warming, which in turn destroys the ozone layer. The destruction of the ozone layer predisposes the living things to many challenges and diseases, for instance, the skin cancer due to the direct rays of the sun. Nonetheless, different groups have differed on the forces behind the global Continue reading...

Social and Biological Perspective of Race in the Age of Modern Racism

Introduction
Confusion on the concept of race
Different perspectives of race
Consequences of the disharmony on the concept of race
Arguments on the definition of race
Biological perspective on the definition of race
Social perspective on the definition of race
Loring Brace definition
Pilar Ossorio definition
Definition by other scholars and researchers
The impact of colonial history on modern understanding of race
Basis of race classification in the 18th century
The unequal association of different traits to different races
Institutionalization of the inequality among races in the U.S.

Vast spread of the ideology of inequality among races to the rest of the world

Debate on the importance of the concept of race in science
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Q1. Answer. Increase in divorce and remarriages is related to family diversity, social class inequality and social change in that the family diversity brings about many characteristics of individuals who may find themselves not compatible in the long run thereby having many divorces. Social class inequality, on the other hand, brings about marriages being based on income rather than love thereby causing many divorces. The Social change increases the rates of divorces and remarriages have been accepted by the society.
Q2. Answer. Historical marriage based on the authority of the Christian church is similar to that marriage based on Continue reading...