Sociology & Anthropology
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Cultural Customs & Traditions
Cultures
Deviant Behavior & Social Control
Folklore & Mythology
Gender Studies
Human Societies
Social Theory
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Ten things Americans don't know about England
England. Land of green fields, tea drinkers and a Royal family living next door. Or is it? Forget your preconceptions and read on to find out what England is really like.
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Feral Children - Raised by Animals and Wilderness
Feral children. Its a term given to children who have been raised by animals instead of people. Who are they? What are they like? Where do they come from? Are they real?
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Sasquatch, Humanities Big Brother Race, Reveals The Soul Evolution of Mother Earth
The Evolution of the collective soul of Mother Earth as told through the perspective of the Sasquatch People, describing the origins of the Fish, Insect, Lizard and Bird People (Part One).
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The Beginning Time (an Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime Story)
"The Dreamtime" is actually the story of creation as believed and told by the Australian Aboriginals. The unlikely inspiration for this article was the name of Ursula Le Guin's "The Beginning Place"
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The Great Soma Mystery
Soma was an intoxicating drink made 4,000 years ago by by devout Zoroastrians and Hindus but what was in this hallucinogenic elixir made of? Read about many hypotheses here and make up your own mind.
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What effect does a supermarket have on local communities
The effects of a supermarket on local communities can be huge, it is normally a bad thing for smaller businesses who find themselves unable to compete when a large supermarket opens up shop.
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Indrid Cold
Mr. Woodrow Derenberger was a middle aged, ordinary guy from Mineral Wells near Parkersburg, West Virginia. He was driving home from work in his truck, along Interstate I-77 on November 2, 1966, when something happened that would change the rest of his life! Mr. Derenberger encountered a UFO!
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First World, Second World, Third World
First World: freedom, democracy, capitalism, Christianity. Second World: socialism, atheism, genocide, suffering, slavery. Third World: primitive, poor, hunger, disease, filth, misery, malnutrition.
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Mirror Superstitions and Facts
There used to be many myths and beliefs surrounding mirrors and your reflection. So find out about some of the ancient superstitions and the history of mirrors.
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Misconceptions and Myths About the Middle Eastern People, Culture, and Islam
What does Jihad actually mean? Why do Muslims in the movies always say "Allahu Akbar"? These and other questions are addressed in this article on common myths and misconceptions that Westerners hold about the Middle East and Islam.