Sociology Group

We are a dedicated team of social scientists and students on a virtual learning platform with a singular mission: to offer guidance and support to those embarking on their journey in the field of Social Science, whether it's through formal education or an insatiable thirst for knowledge. We strongly believe in sharing our acquired wisdom by simplifying intricate social theories and illustrating their real-world applications. Furthermore, we conduct book reviews and conduct enlightening interviews with authors and prominent figures such as professors, social activists, and influential personalities in society. We also extend a helping hand to students seeking academic assistance. At our core, we are committed to making the world of Social Science accessible, engaging, and practical for all curious minds.

Invisible Histories- A review on articles , “Can the Subaltern Speak?” and “Predicaments of Secular Histories”

History, we may simply claim, is a flawed discipline since it is very prejudiced. It is a set of multiple narratives, unlike other disciplines, there are no paradigms or fixed notions in a discipline like this, since, more or less, from what I could gather, it has been written in a certain way and different … Read more

How to Improve Writing Skills and Make Papers Look Better

We have prepared advice and instructions on how to improve your writing skills and make papers look better. 1. Write every day It is essential that you get into the habit of writing. Make progress in writing by at least a couple of words every day, and you will be surprised at what happens, … Read more

Political Ecology: A Critical Introduction by Paul Robbins (Study Notes)

Ecology refers to the relationship between the human beings and their physical world or surroundings. Robbins inscribes about political ecology through an instance of East Africa. The ecology of East Africa is beautiful and on the same hand important. The flora and fauna (lions, hyenas, baboons etc.) gives the natives as well as the other … Read more

An Exclusive Interview with Robert Carlyle Taylor, Author of ‘The First Robot President’

Short Bio: Robert Carlyle Taylor was born and educated in New England. He retired from the U.S. Small Business Administration in 2018 after a forty-year career that included nineteen years in SBA’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., and ten years as SBA’s Area Director for Government Contracting in Fort Worth, Texas. The First Robot President is his first … Read more

Behind the Pages: An Exclusive Interview with Kimberly Van Sickle, the Mastermind Behind ‘Assassins Are Us’

Kimberly Van Sickle is a lifetime reader, evolving writer, and a retired middle school English teacher and library director in Saint Charles, Illinois, where she lives with her husband, Kyle, and dogs, Hendrix and Janis. Together, they have two grown children: Mitchell (25) and Madelynn (21). She has been a plot junkie her entire life … Read more

An Interview with Cammy Marble, the Creative Mind behind ‘Holidays in Trees: Harvest Festival’

Meet Cammy Marble, a soul deeply rooted in the harmony of nature and spirituality. Growing up on a farm and within the enchanting woods, she learned to listen to the wisdom of God and the secrets whispered by Nature. Today, Cammy resides on a picturesque two-acre property in Missouri, where she shares her life with … Read more

7 Tips for Editing a Research Paper After Writing

Editing plays a significant role in all forms of communication. It is important because it improves the quality of one’s intended message. It provides them with an opportunity to resolve mistakes that they might have previously overlooked. Editing a research paper in the post-writing phase can be a tedious job. It’s a task that requires … Read more

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