A Closer Inspection of My Academic Interests

A listing of my academic interests. I have realized that until this point there had been no singular list of my academic interests, and so now the time has come for me to establish one in these last days before I begin the Master of Arts in Sociology. It is obvious from the listing that I am now and always have been a student of interdisciplinary topics. Sociology is where my strongest interests are and where I am most focused, but I do believe it to be important that I find ways to interact with my other interests at any available opportunity. I have also become aware that Dr. Stephenson has corrupted me through critical theory, as I am now skeptical of the legitimacy and outward perception of all things socially constructed.

  • Social Sciences
    • Sociology
      • Social Psychology
        • Small Group Interactions
        • Sociology of Emotion
        • Body Image
        • Identity
      • Deviant Behavior
        • Crime
        • Youth Offenders
        • Subcultural Groups
        • “Aberrant” Sexualities
          • Fetish
          • BDSM
        • Reactions of normative society
        • Non-normative Relationships
          • “Bro-mance”
          • “Sisters”
          • Consensual BDSM relationships of a non-romantic nature
          • Fetishist and the embodied object (personified commodity attraction)
      • Sociology of Gender
        • Masculinity
          • as a social institution
          • interaction with non-heterosexual identities (intersectionality)
        • Gender Formation
        • Performative Gender Citation (“Citationality”)
        • Interrelation of Race, Gender and Sexuality
      • Sociology of Family
        • Alternative Family Structures
        • Impact of religion upon family
      • Sociology of the Internet
        • Identity as a function of the Domain Naming System
        • Commodification of social interaction
        • Impact of technological limitations upon community formation
      • Sociology of Health and Illness
        • Cultures of Obesity
        • Interactions of education and physical fitness
        • Institutional requirements of fitness
          • Military
          • Cliques
          • Involvement in masculine identity
      • Sociology of Knowledge
        • in relation to Cognition, Phil of Mind and Critical Theory
        • Linguistics
        • Social construction of reality
      • Critical Sociology
        • Impact of sociology upon society
        • Assumptions in sociological methods
        • Difference in perceptions of qualitative vs. quantitative sociology
    • Psychology
      • Cognition
      • Social Psychology
        • see Sociological Social Psychology above
    • Philosophy
      • Philosophy of Mind
      • Epistemology
      • Aesthetics
    • Anthropology
      • Cultural Studies
        • Subcultures (see Deviant Behavior)
        • Cultural Appropriation
        • “Authenticity”
      • Past Civilizations
        • Sexuality and Gender Expression
        • Social Structures
      • Nomadic Societies
  • Information Technology
    • Computer Science
      • Data Structures
      • Database Design
      • Artificial Intelligence
        • Machine Learning
    • Information Systems
      • Human-Computer Interactions
      • Application Design
      • Brain-Machine Interfaces
  • Art
    • Ceramics
      • Utilitarian Vessels
    • Photography
      • Landscapes
      • Macro
      • High-Dynamic Range
      • Classic Photographic Methods (Film)
      • Emerging Techniques and Technologies
    • Art History
      • Japanese Utilitarian and Ceremonial Vessels
      • Greek Ceramics (Ancient)
      • The Masters
      • Historic interactions between art and science
  • Interdisciplinary Inquiry
    • Gender & Sexuality
      • various notations above
    • Critical Theory
      • The myth of the expert
      • Queer theory
      • Discursive construction of society
    • Cognitive Science
      • Artificial intelligence
      • Social formation of the concept of reality

Posted from Charlotte, North Carolina, United States.