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Navigating Academic Anarchy: The Paradox of Low Engagement and Interdisciplinary Growth in Higher Education
Abstract:This editorial explores the intricate dynamics of student engagement and social order within Low Engagement High-Risk Courses (LEHRCs), drawing on Gellner’s network theory of…
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Going Beyond Colonizing Prescribed Unimodality: A Call for Increased Rigor in Hechter et al. (1992)
Written for SOC-310, Development of Social Theory, Washington State University; under the guidance of Christine Horne, PhD. Chambliss’ (1973) study of the Saints and…
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“Yes, I’m a Furry”: Sharing the Origin of Furry Beliefs to Survive and Thrive
“Yes, I’m a Furry”: Sharing an Originof Furry Beliefs to Survive and Thrive2nd EditionRoy Æ HodgesDepartment of Sociology, Washington State UniversitySOC-310: Development of Social…
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Weber’s Freedom from Polarizing Tradition: Where AI and Youth Peaceably Assembled
Written for Washington State University’s SOC-310: Development of Social Theory under the guidance of Dr. Christine Horne. First, I must share that reading through…
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An Inclination to Combinatorics, Law of Large Numbers, and the Central Limit Theorem in Resolving Tensions in Evidencing Micro- to Macro- Level Individual to Social Transformation
This had been drafted for a discussion post for SOC-310 on Social Theory at Washington State University. There are some minor edits for readability…

