Reference no: EM131416089
Exercise 1 -
Task: choose one (1) or two (2) questions from the list of discussion questions from weeks 1 to 3 and answer it in a formal essay by using lecture material, the required reading(s) and the suggested readings as provided in the outline. We are not asking for a summary of a theorist's work: you should work out a specific idea about modern societies as developed by a theorist. Your essay must include reference to the relevance at least one of the Key Themes of Modernity outlined in lecture 1.
This Assessment Task relates to the following Learning Outcomes:
- learn how to think sociologically
- learn how to apply those concepts in everyday life
- develop writing, research and analytical skills
- read and write critically
- learn to communicate your own ideas simply and directly
Exercise 2 -
Task: choose one (1) or two (2) questions from the list of discussion questions from weeks 4 to 5 and answer it in formal essay style by using lecture material, the required reading(s) and the suggested readings as provided in the outline. We are not asking for a summary of a theorist's work: you should work out a specific idea about modern societies as developed by a theorist. Your essay must include reference to the relevance at least one of the Key Themes of Modernity outlined in lecture 1 and should also reflect an effort to take into account feedback from the previous written exercise.
This Assessment Task relates to the following Learning Outcomes:
- learn how to think sociologically
- learn how to apply those concepts in everyday life
- develop writing, research and analytical skills
- read and write critically
- learn to communicate your own ideas simply and directly
Exercise 3 -
Task: choose one (1) or two (2) questions from the list of discussion questions from weeks 6 to 8 and answer it in a formal essay by using lecture material, the required reading(s) and the suggested readings as provided in the outline. We are not asking for a summary of a theorist?s work: you should work out a specific idea about modern societies as developed by a theorist. Your essay must include reference to the relevance at least one of the Key Themes of Modernity outlined in lecture 1, but this exercise must also include a comparison between two of the theorists in the unit.
This Assessment Task relates to the following Learning Outcomes:
- learn how to think sociologically
- learn how to apply those concepts in everyday life
- develop writing, research and analytical skills
- read and write critically
- learn to communicate your own ideas simply and directly
Exercise 4 -
Task: choose one (1) or two (2) questions from the list of discussion questions from weeks 9 to 12 and answer it in a formal essay by using lecture material, the required reading(s) and the suggested readings as provided in the outline. We are not asking for a summary of a theorist's work: you should work out a specific idea about modern societies as developed by a theorist. Your essay must include reference to the relevance at least one of the Key Themes of Modernity outlined in lecture 1, but this exercise must also include a comparison between two of the theorists in the unit.
This Assessment Task relates to the following Learning Outcomes:
- learn how to think sociologically
- learn how to apply those concepts in everyday life
- develop writing, research and analytical skills
- read and write critically
- learn to communicate your own ideas simply and directly
Attachment:- Assignment Files.rar
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