I have long been interested in using aspects of quantum theory to analyze and make sense of human social phenomena. While pursuing my Ph.D., I was rightly discouraged from spending my time using a theory, such as quantum theory, because I am not a physicist, and my ability to go beyond basic quantum concepts limited […]
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Even though the Holocaust is one of the most well-documented genocides in human history, certain people and organizations continue to deny it. This denial is a complicated phenomenon with roots in psychological and sociological elements rather than only a rejection of historical truths. Through the use of social constructionism, diverse sociological theories, and psychological concepts,
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Labels like “liberal” and “conservative” are commonplace in the world of politics. These phrases have limitations, even though they help explain intricate political beliefs. In this article, I discuss the benefits and drawbacks of these labels for comprehending and navigating the political scene via the prism of social constructionism and other sociological theories. The Sociology
Throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, religious and political fundamentalism has taken on many different shapes, frequently influencing important historical developments and cultural shifts. Here are a few noteworthy instances from each category: Fundamentalism in Religion Extremist Islam in the Middle East and Abroad: The growth of Islamic fundamentalism, characterized by a rigid commitment to
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