Reality (definition essay)
Your task as a writer is to explore how our personal ideologies (including but not limited to political, social, cultural, economic, and religious convictions) shape our approach to identifying and solving problems. For example, how might our personal religious beliefs affect how we understand the way the world works? How does this understanding of the way the world works, which we might loosely refer to our personal reality, guide our decision-making? Using two of our readings from the current module as evidence. What does reality mean ? Do people really have fundamentally different views of reality? Is our definition of reality itself a purely human/social construct? Choose two of the readings from this module forward (king, Marx, Butler, and Plato) to use as your “expert” sources. You must also use the movie we will watch in class next week in a meaningful way.
Requirements:
4 page minimum length (does not include works cited page)
12 pt. Times New Roman font
MLA style throughout, including a complete and correct works cited page
Heavy analysis (no summary)
No “five paragraph” essays
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Reality
Personal ideologies consist of the beliefs and opinions that a person normally has, and the person uses this belief in their decision making. The ideologies that we have as people are influenced by various factors which include: religion, cultural practices, our social interactions, the economic status that a person is in and the political environment (Forsyth, 461). For example, we find that when a person is prosperous or financially stable, there are some personal ideologies that the person tends to develop. Rich people like eating in expensive restaurants as they claim that food in the cheap restaurants is not well cooked, and some claim it is not fresh. Others live in expensive houses and fly almost everywhere because they feel that the community or neighbourhood is not safe.
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