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Socio Autobiography

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Socio-autobiography refers to the socio-autobiography is a "disciplined, systematic

exploration of one's life from a sociological point of view. Socio-autobiography focuses on

how my interaction with their society has shaped my personality. This particular discipline

helps focus on one aspect of my life and interpret it from a sociological perspective. My area

of focus as far as socio-autobiography is concerned is the social ethics. By definition, social

ethics refers to the systematic reflections on the moral dimensions of social structures,

conventions, cultures and the communities. My classic examples of social ethics, my golden

rules, are respect and ‘do unto others what you would love done to you.’

I was born on the hilly areas of Peru and raised there up to the age of 8. Life in Peru

really helped put my social life into perspective. It really played a big part of developing my

sociological thinking. Life was and has always been fun in Peru. Later, our family relocated to

the States where we currently live. Need to say life has always been fun as I have been able to

make acquaintances with lots of people, got to learn new cultures.

Arguably, life at Peru is quite different as compared to the States. In my point of view,

the Peru society was quite different from that of States as the Peru culture way of socialization

and the people there shared a lot more than the community. On the contrary, the people in the

States have unique differences ranging from beliefs, ways of worship, traditions as well as

socialization. This is really influenced by the argument that the States hubs all sorts of cultures

and people of different origin. Having been raised in a self-respected family has really shaped

whom I am today. From childhood, socialization has always been embraced and practiced in

my family from the aspects of sharing things and playing together.

Today, I am really happy to have socialized at young age as this has helped me live

harmoniously with all manner of people. I have made lots of friends, even my girlfriend who

happens to live here. Of course there have been numerous factors that have made me what I

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1 Socio-Autobiography Student’s name Institutional Professor’s name Course Due date 2 Socio-autobiography refers to the socio-autobiography is a "disciplined, systematic exploration of one's life from a sociological point of view. Socio-autobiography focuses on how my interaction with their society has shaped my personality. This particular discipline helps focus on one aspect of my life and interpret it from a sociological perspective. My area of focus as far as socio-autobiography is concerned is the social ethics. By definition, social ethics refers to the systematic reflections on the moral dimensions of social structures, conventions, cultures and the communities. My classic examples of social ethics, my golden rules, are respect and ‘do unto others what you would love done to you.’ I was born on the hilly areas of Peru and raised there up to the age of 8. Life in Peru really helped put my social life into perspective. It really played a big part of developing my sociological thinking. Life was and has always been fun in Peru. Later, our family relocated to the States where we currently live. Need to say life has always been fun as I have been able to make acquaintances with lots of people, got to learn new cultures. Arguably, life at Peru is quite different as compared to the States. In my point of view, the Peru society was quite different from that of States as the Peru culture way of socialization and the people there shared a lot more than the community. ...
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