Symbols of Christmas through the lens of Symbolic Interactionism
Join us as we view the symbols of Christmas through the lens of symbolic interactionism. From gift-giving to Santa Claus Christmas is full of symbols.
Learning about holidays through a sociological perspective!
The Sociology of Gift Giving: Unwrapping Social Dynamics
Gift giving, a seemingly simple act, holds profound sociological significance. The sociology of gift giving explores the social dynamics and implications surrounding this seemingly simple act.
Sociology of Black Friday: Social Psych and Social Inequality
Black Friday is a unique phenomenon where historically consumerism is off the charts. Check out our sociology of Black Friday for more information.
The Sociological Imagination and Thanksgiving
What is the sociological imagination and how can we use it to observe the US tradition of Thanksgiving? Read more from Dr. Stephanie Wilson at the link!
Sociology of Thanksgiving: Origins and What it has Become
Enjoy this sociological analysis of Thanksgiving. The sociology of Thanksgiving can reveal a lot about our society and our beliefs!
Thanksgiving Symbols and Symbolic Interactionism
Symbolic interactionism is valuable to apply to holidays like Thanksgiving. Join us in our discussion of Thanksgiving symbols.
The Critical Sociology of Thanksgiving: Layers of Inequality
Learn more about the critical sociology of Thanksgiving. How are class, race, and gender inequality impacted by our beloved holiday?
Why do Families have Political Arguments on Thanksgiving?
Applied Worldwide co-founder Luke Hanna shares sociological insight on why political arguments may erupt over family holiday meals.
The Significance of World Children’s Day on November 20
Uncover the transformative power of World Children's Day on November 20, rooted in the 1959 UN Assembly. Explore the global movement.
Día de Muertos: The Joy of Death in Mexico
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno provides sociological analysis on the sacred objects that generate social cohesion on the Día de Muertos in Mexico.