Introduction What does it mean to be British in the twenty‑first century? The question appears deceptively simple, yet the sociological terrain it opens is vast and contested. British identity is not a static artefact stored intact in Westminster’s archives; it…
Introduction Ethnocentrism is a foundational concept in sociology, referring to the practice of evaluating other cultures through the lens of one’s own cultural standards and norms. It often involves the perception that one’s own culture is superior to others. In…
Explore the sociology of food and its connection to British identity. Learn about the historical significance of fish and chips, its socio-cultural associations, and its role in shaping national identity. Discover how fish and chips represent tradition, nostalgia, and a shared cultural experience in Britain.
