11 Explai ning religious concepts
... scholarship, that is, ways of going about one’s scholarly work, not a distinction between disciplines. It is possible, indeed it is actually the case, that these two modes are present in a single discipline, and often inside a single scholar’s mind. The difference is between the epistemic goals, not ...
... scholarship, that is, ways of going about one’s scholarly work, not a distinction between disciplines. It is possible, indeed it is actually the case, that these two modes are present in a single discipline, and often inside a single scholar’s mind. The difference is between the epistemic goals, not ...
SOCIAL HISTORY AND AFRIKANER HISTORIOGRAPHY IN A
... politicians at the present time. It is only the right wing who still make use of historical works which were produced during the heyday of apartheid rule; the modern, pragmatic Afrikaner state of today cares much less for history and finds less use for it than the state of 25 and 40 years ago. At an ...
... politicians at the present time. It is only the right wing who still make use of historical works which were produced during the heyday of apartheid rule; the modern, pragmatic Afrikaner state of today cares much less for history and finds less use for it than the state of 25 and 40 years ago. At an ...
Ellie Vasta - MUEP
... migrants too fast into assimilation, for while it was a national objective that migrants should assimilate, it need not clash with the rights of migrants to maintain their own national cultures and identities (Brown 1961: 23). Although Brown differed from most, the general position adopted by these ...
... migrants too fast into assimilation, for while it was a national objective that migrants should assimilate, it need not clash with the rights of migrants to maintain their own national cultures and identities (Brown 1961: 23). Although Brown differed from most, the general position adopted by these ...
Chapter 13: Between Science and Ethics
... and methods that were needed to produce causal explanations. It no longer focused on an admixture of explanations rooted in theology, human agency, proximate causes and natural processes (the “four causes” of Aristotle), but set its sight squarely on what its precursors labeled “material causation”, ...
... and methods that were needed to produce causal explanations. It no longer focused on an admixture of explanations rooted in theology, human agency, proximate causes and natural processes (the “four causes” of Aristotle), but set its sight squarely on what its precursors labeled “material causation”, ...
StellaLuna
... differences of people, especially friends and peers. • With a beautiful language, and exquisite illustrations, Cannon portrays how the norms learned in a social group may differ from those practiced in other groups. • As a consequence, familiar behaviors tend to be viewed as good and accepted while ...
... differences of people, especially friends and peers. • With a beautiful language, and exquisite illustrations, Cannon portrays how the norms learned in a social group may differ from those practiced in other groups. • As a consequence, familiar behaviors tend to be viewed as good and accepted while ...
Rousseau`s general will, civil rights, and property
... parts. Therefore, he wanted to make “a rigorous distinction between the respective rights of the citizen and the sovereign.”7 Although Rousseau differentiates between the three types of rights: natural, civil and the sovereign rights of the general will he sees that a contradiction arises on account ...
... parts. Therefore, he wanted to make “a rigorous distinction between the respective rights of the citizen and the sovereign.”7 Although Rousseau differentiates between the three types of rights: natural, civil and the sovereign rights of the general will he sees that a contradiction arises on account ...
Philosophy and Theology: Notes on Speciesism
... be added to Singer’s list, at least for Christians. Jesus commanded Peter to catch fish (Luke 5:4), and he himself ate lamb during the Passover meal and ate fish (Luke 4:43). According to the Christian view that Jesus is sinless, eating meat cannot be immoral since Jesus both commands and commits ...
... be added to Singer’s list, at least for Christians. Jesus commanded Peter to catch fish (Luke 5:4), and he himself ate lamb during the Passover meal and ate fish (Luke 4:43). According to the Christian view that Jesus is sinless, eating meat cannot be immoral since Jesus both commands and commits ...
Oppression and Institutional Racism
... society render the particular perspective of one’s own group invisible at the same time as they stereotype one’s group and mark it out as the Other.” (12) Examples: Androcentrism. Heteronormativity. Cisgenderism. Marginalization in the US of native Spanish-speakers and Latino culture. Note also ethn ...
... society render the particular perspective of one’s own group invisible at the same time as they stereotype one’s group and mark it out as the Other.” (12) Examples: Androcentrism. Heteronormativity. Cisgenderism. Marginalization in the US of native Spanish-speakers and Latino culture. Note also ethn ...
With reference to the subject mentioned above, I am pleased
... consumption of the goods does not detract from or prevent another person’s consumption and ‘non-excludability’, i.e. not feasible to exclude anyone selectively from the benefits of the good. These in our opinion could be typical nonexchange transactions from the government though in some jurisdictio ...
... consumption of the goods does not detract from or prevent another person’s consumption and ‘non-excludability’, i.e. not feasible to exclude anyone selectively from the benefits of the good. These in our opinion could be typical nonexchange transactions from the government though in some jurisdictio ...
THE UNDERLYING MOTIVES OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT
... someone to put over them; we should hire a trainer of horses, or a farmer probably, who would improve and perfect them in their own proper virtue and excellence; but as they are human beings, whom are you thinking of placing over them?…[and] those of them who have now grown up and have become sensib ...
... someone to put over them; we should hire a trainer of horses, or a farmer probably, who would improve and perfect them in their own proper virtue and excellence; but as they are human beings, whom are you thinking of placing over them?…[and] those of them who have now grown up and have become sensib ...
Functional Explanation in Information Systems
... Philosophical positions regarding the nature of science and the role of explanation by Karl Popper (1963), Carl Hemple (1962), Thomas Kuhn (1962), and Imre Lakatos (1973) have influenced the language and approach of scientific research. Researchers in IS have adopted many of the concepts from these ...
... Philosophical positions regarding the nature of science and the role of explanation by Karl Popper (1963), Carl Hemple (1962), Thomas Kuhn (1962), and Imre Lakatos (1973) have influenced the language and approach of scientific research. Researchers in IS have adopted many of the concepts from these ...
Psychology Defined
... Psychology’s Puzzle: Two Subject Matters, One Science The absence of a clearly defined subject matter has been a key to psychology’s problems (Yanchar & Slife, 1997), and I believe the ToK System provides a powerful new tool in carving out the proper conception of the field. A preliminary analysis c ...
... Psychology’s Puzzle: Two Subject Matters, One Science The absence of a clearly defined subject matter has been a key to psychology’s problems (Yanchar & Slife, 1997), and I believe the ToK System provides a powerful new tool in carving out the proper conception of the field. A preliminary analysis c ...
Infrastructural definitions of the humanities and social sciences in
... been organised into faculties. Faculties, in the traditional university model of the 19th century in Europe, were entities which corresponded more or less to fields of science. In the 20th century, the smaller entity of the ’department’ was introduced into the university system. Departments reflect ...
... been organised into faculties. Faculties, in the traditional university model of the 19th century in Europe, were entities which corresponded more or less to fields of science. In the 20th century, the smaller entity of the ’department’ was introduced into the university system. Departments reflect ...
American Sociological Review Volume 79, Issue 4, Aug 2014 1. Title
... Authors: McVeigh, Rory; Beyerlein, Kraig; Vann, Burrel, Jr; Trivedi, Priyamvada. Abstract: Competing visions of who is deserving of rewards and privileges, and different understandings of the fairness of reward allocation processes, are at the heart of political conflict. Indeed, social movement sch ...
... Authors: McVeigh, Rory; Beyerlein, Kraig; Vann, Burrel, Jr; Trivedi, Priyamvada. Abstract: Competing visions of who is deserving of rewards and privileges, and different understandings of the fairness of reward allocation processes, are at the heart of political conflict. Indeed, social movement sch ...
Obedience
... • Conformity: The social norms of the majority exert influence on an individual to go along with the behaviour & attitudes of the group ...
... • Conformity: The social norms of the majority exert influence on an individual to go along with the behaviour & attitudes of the group ...
The Influence of Social and Cultural Determinants - CIRST
... rapid completion of a diploma; respondents who had had trouble at school and as a result chose a shorter program of study; and respondents living in provinces where secondary school does not last as long as in Ontario. University pathways also were not influenced very much by the variables studied. ...
... rapid completion of a diploma; respondents who had had trouble at school and as a result chose a shorter program of study; and respondents living in provinces where secondary school does not last as long as in Ontario. University pathways also were not influenced very much by the variables studied. ...
Large-scale structural organization of social networks
... property 关2兴. There is now a large amount of recent literature concerning complex networks, for which ideas and methodologies from statistical and nonlinear physics have proven to be useful 关1,2兴. The purpose of this paper is to present a quantitative analysis elucidating some fundamental ingredient ...
... property 关2兴. There is now a large amount of recent literature concerning complex networks, for which ideas and methodologies from statistical and nonlinear physics have proven to be useful 关1,2兴. The purpose of this paper is to present a quantitative analysis elucidating some fundamental ingredient ...
DIVISION OF LABOUR AND STRUCTURE OF THE ENTERPRISE
... followed, in the industry of motor cars, by a trade unionism related to enterprise, of corporatist orientation, accepting an adhesion to the objectives of the enterprise. The social answers of the production system are a novelty: decentralized production, seniority salary, guarantee of a life-time w ...
... followed, in the industry of motor cars, by a trade unionism related to enterprise, of corporatist orientation, accepting an adhesion to the objectives of the enterprise. The social answers of the production system are a novelty: decentralized production, seniority salary, guarantee of a life-time w ...
