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Visual Arts Studio 1020 Final: cumulative notes use to study for the exams... its a killer

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16 Oct 2011
School
Western University
Department
Visual Arts Studio
Course
Visual Arts Studio 1020
Professor
Kim Luton

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Things vary according to your perspective of/on them. We all see reality in our own way and the way we live our lives has an impact on our view. Structure is an invisible force that cannot be seen however has an impact on you. The scientific study of society developed in late 1700"s-early 1800"s by comte. Sociology specifically is the systematic study of development, structure, interaction and collective behavior of organized groups of humans/society. The science of social forces (external to individuals but has an impact on humans) was durkheim"s view which stated that sociology goes way beyond individuals/sum of individuals, i. e. values. Durkheim was interested in looking at suicide. Suicide can be regarded as a supremely antisocial and non-social ace as nearly everyone condemns it, considered as a private act, and a rare phenomenal. Suicide rate for the aboriginals is 5-6x higher than others.

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