#sociology

#sociology

Entering the prison each week requires mental preparation. Stepping into the classroom is not just about imparting knowledge, but also about connecting with the humanity of the incarcerated.

Many described it as a difficult and sensitive topic—one they might only share with close friends. For the most part, respondents worried about others' negative reactions or judgment.

Carol Wolkowitz's influential writings established a critical understanding of the interplay between gender and work, revealing how embodiment shapes vocational experiences.

Dr. Gans aimed to connect his research with the lives of ordinary people, posing the question: 'What is a good society, and how can sociology help bring it about?'

As married and partnered women continue to bear a greater burden of housework and childcare in the home, perhaps it's time to forget the stereotype of the emotionally over-demanding woman and instead look at the actual labour burden placed on wives and, particularly, mothers.

The exercise of power without transparency is always problematic, and there's a reason why democratic countries have laws requiring that important communications be documented and preserved.