Category: Social Science

Seneca does not object to slavery in and of itself, and there are several reasons for it. The author sees the reality as slavery as he explains that the society has a hierarchical structure, therefore, there is always someone with higher status or a bigger amount of power. On top of the society stays God,…

Table of Contents Introduction Researching the Topic: Voting Rights Voting Rights Through the History Lens Voting Rights Through the Social Science Lens Conclusion References Introduction The four lenses (perspectives) in liberal arts represent approaches in which various topics can be framed. Each of the lenses, humanities, social science, natural sciences, and history, has its own…