How are the social constructs experienced differently in different contexts?

What is the social constructs impact people the most?

Be sure to explain the concept before jumping into the different interpretations

How are the social constructs experienced differently in different contexts?

What are the different ways this concept is experienced?

Does the difference depend on time, location, culture?

What is the impact of the different social constructs?

What consequences do they create?

What rewards do these construct enable?

How do these social construct incentivize behaviors?

Recommended Process:

Begin by identifying a concept you’d like to explore

Then, begin your research.

You can perform research of academic texts, or main stream media, or conduct interviews. In fact, I encourage a diverse research that explores multiple genres. Some of my favorite papers that explored the concept of love often used music and movies across genres and cultures to prove their point.

I’ve also enjoyed reading papers that included interviews of friends and family members to explore differences.

Once you have identified some texts to use as evidence, begin writing the body paragraphs first. This will help you explore the topic and explain evidence without having to prove a thesis yet.

Once your body paragraphs are done, look at your topic sentences, and write a thesis statement that summarizes your topic sentence.

Once your thesis is written, draft the intro and then the conclusion.

Your intro should build context by offering any definitions needed to understand your essay, and your conclusion should validate and lead out of the conversation.