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#2

American

Value

s

(50pts)

past due

10/12/14

In no more than one paragraph, describe two significant values that persist in American culture.

Next, and in

about two paragraphs, discuss how these values may have influenced the way you

were socialized while growing up. (Remember that socialization occurs within the family, among

peers, at school, at work, etc.) Finally, reflect upon your adult life thus far:

to what extent have

these two values influenced the way you attempt to socialize others (i.e., at work, within your

own family context, within your friendships, etc.)?

#3

Dramaturgical

Perspectiv

e

(50pts)

Due now

10/19/14

In one succinct paragraph, describe the dramaturgica

l perspective. (What distinguishes

dramaturgy from other sociological approaches?) Next, describe an "ordinary" situation in which

you recently took part, and analyze it using dramaturgical concepts. (Who took part? What

happened? How did it happen? How di

d people "act" during the encounter? Why did people act

the way they did? Can you detect a deeper sociological significance to the encounter?) The paper

should be approximately 600

-

700 words

#

4

Poverty

in

the

U.S

.

(50pts)

10/26/14

Take some time to visit the National

Poverty Center’s website

http://www.npc.umich.edu/

. In no

more than two paragraphs, draw on the website’s "Research" section and describe two significant

aspects of poverty in the U.S. Next, try to explain what yo

u found by using one or more of the

theoretical perspectives discussed in Chapter 1. (Remember, the "big three" perspectives are

functionalist, conflict, and symbolic interactionist.)

#6

"Night to His Day" Analysis (50pts)

11/2/14

Consider Judith Lorber’s "Night to His Day: The Social Construction of Gender," which was

assigned reading for this module. Carefully address the following two questions

in no more than

one single

-

spaced page:

1.

If you had to summarize in ordinary language the concept of "gender as structure," what

would you say? (How would you explain "gender as a social institution" to a relative or a

friend?)

2.

How did Judith Lorber dem

onstrate the different significance gender categories have for the

individual and for society? (Hint: It may help to recall Lorber's discussions of "sameness" and

"difference.")

#2 American Values (50pts) past due 10/12/14

In no more than one paragraph, describe two significant values that persist in American culture.

Next, and in about two paragraphs, discuss how these values may have influenced the way you

were socialized while growing up. (Remember that socialization occurs within the family, among

peers, at school, at work, etc.) Finally, reflect upon your adult life thus far: to what extent have

these two values influenced the way you attempt to socialize others (i.e., at work, within your

own family context, within your friendships, etc.)?

#3 Dramaturgical Perspective (50pts) Due now 10/19/14

In one succinct paragraph, describe the dramaturgical perspective. (What distinguishes

dramaturgy from other sociological approaches?) Next, describe an "ordinary" situation in which

you recently took part, and analyze it using dramaturgical concepts. (Who took part? What

happened? How did it happen? How did people "act" during the encounter? Why did people act

the way they did? Can you detect a deeper sociological significance to the encounter?) The paper

should be approximately 600-700 words

#4 Poverty in the U.S. (50pts) 10/26/14

Take some time to visit the National Poverty Center’s website http://www.npc.umich.edu/. In no

more than two paragraphs, draw on the website’s "Research" section and describe two significant

aspects of poverty in the U.S. Next, try to explain what you found by using one or more of the

theoretical perspectives discussed in Chapter 1. (Remember, the "big three" perspectives are

functionalist, conflict, and symbolic interactionist.)

#6 "Night to His Day" Analysis (50pts) 11/2/14

Consider Judith Lorber’s "Night to His Day: The Social Construction of Gender," which was

assigned reading for this module. Carefully address the following two questions in no more than

one single-spaced page:

1. If you had to summarize in ordinary language the concept of "gender as structure," what

would you say? (How would you explain "gender as a social institution" to a relative or a

friend?)

2. How did Judith Lorber demonstrate the different significance gender categories have for the

individual and for society? (Hint: It may help to recall Lorber's discussions of "sameness" and

"difference.")