The Blasé Attitude toward Homelessness in the United States
Sociology student Jesse Pass analyses the homeless crisis in the United States through Georg Simmel's concept of a blasé attitude.
The Employable Sociologist: A Guide for Undergraduates
This book addresses a gap in and outside academia: how to help Sociology undergraduates develop skills for career success while maintaining a sociologically rigorous approach.
Can Applied Sociology be a Catalyst for Radical Inclusion in Sociology?
Can applied sociology be a catalyst for radical inclusion in sociology? Read more from applied sociologist and consultant Dr. Stephanie Wilson.
Sociology of Sport: Case of the National Football League
The sociology of sport covers topics like stratification, gender inequality, race and ethnicity, and more. Check out our case analysis of the NFL.
Sociology of Television: An Analysis of the Show Friends
Join us for this sociology of television where we use several different sociology concepts to analyze the classic television show Friends.
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.
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.
Thanksgiving Symbols and Symbolic Interactionism
Symbolic interactionism is valuable to apply to holidays like Thanksgiving. Join us in our discussion of Thanksgiving symbols.
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!
Sociology and Nursing: The Importance of Empathy
Sociological essay written by Chloe Violette from The University of Tampa in Florida, US. This first place essay is about empathy, sociology and nursing.