Discuss the ways in which this reality is historically

Question

My topic is homosexuality.

Thesis statement: Homosexuality is not a fixed concept, as the social attitudes, its definition, and the commonality

1. Discuss the ways in which this "reality" is historically constructed. In what ways is it taken for granted as natural?

2. How is this "reality" perceived differently in other societies?

3. In what sense was the pattern that did develop and become adopted in our society not inevitable?

4. Provide a sociological explanation for how that social reality developed in the form it did.

5. 3 main points you'll be using to show how your topic is a social construction.

Answer 1

The assignment is all about the Thesis statement: Homosexuality is not the fixed concept, as the social attitudes, its definition and the commonality. Q1. Describe the ways in which this ‘reality’ is historically constructed. In what manners is it taken for granted as the natural? Q2. Explain how is the ‘reality’ perceived in a different way in other societies? Q3. In what logic was the pattern that did build up and become adopted in our society not predictable? Q4. Give a sociological description for how that social reality build up in the form it did.