Social Studies, 24.03.2020 16:31, lilyplant4289
1. true or False: Symbols are things to which we attach meaning and explain how we view the world and each other.
2. What major Sociologist was so beloved by his students that they compiled a book of his writings after he died?
3. Symbolism in divorce over time >> Divorce changed from being a symbol of to a symbol of and .
4. Symbolism of parenthood >> Parents in today's industrial societies now have to bear much
more for their children into adulthood, which can cause strain on the marriage relationship.
5. Symbolism of love >> According to the text, love marriage because we expect true love to deliver that inevitably causes to blame each other when dissatisfaction occurs
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