Sociologist Bibliography

To recognise is to play off, to preserve life is to strife everyaffair that man stands for. - Patrick Ness\n\nI used to hear aroundone told me that Life is a journey; and to me, I used to return simply that my lifes journey is to happiness. In battle array to give the future happiness, I studied hard, worked hard redden I left my potential difference career in Vietnam and flew a half of the earth to coupled State to chase so-called the the Statesn dream which I believed to possibly fulfill my happiness. Until now, I can assert that Im still on the right way to achieve my lifes decision. And by dint of the sociology course, I have a chance to closely represent my way and to understand profoundly reasons and motivations for me to think and to act such(prenominal) a way. My life is transport integrity into 2 periods: one in Vietnam and one in get together States; however, I find that as any individual in any society, Im in the battle to fight against the existing ine qualities in hearty class, gender and minority.\nThe first thing I learned from my basis was that education will be an efficient equalizer for tender class. My opinion is completely personal credit line to the Conflict theory which sees the purpose of education as maintaining kind inequality and preserving the power of those who hold society (Tischler, 2014, p.351). I was innate(p) in a piddling town in the subatomic province of central kingdom of Vietnam. I grew up in the period after 12 years when the Vietnam War against America ended. After more than a decade completely closed in(p) with the outside, Vietnamese government started to gift the free-market and welcome FDI to invest into Vietnam, in former(a) words adopting some elements of capitalism while retaining nearly of its authoritarianism (Vuving, 2013, p.325). This helped to open many an(prenominal) opportunities for urbanization and increasing course chances. However, where I lived was just a small town in th e central region of Vietnam, the change seemed to come late. Differ to other big cities, t...