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marxism
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constant class conflict, division of workers and owners, where the workers are exploited by their labor
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social efficiency
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schools should be helping people find suitable jobs. Therefore, in the future, helping many vote, serve on jury and get a job. Schools should be related to the workplace.
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Philosophical concepts(3)
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idealism, realism/essentialism, existentialism
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social mobility
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Social class does not limit your ability to move across the spectrum to a life worth living. With education and hard work, you can survive. Regardless of where you start, you may end up further.
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feminism
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equality for women
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democratic equality
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the notion that everyone is equal and that no one is judged according to certain characteristics. Thus, no one has a different form of eduation. In this way everyone can vote, participate in a jury trial
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universalism
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all have the same abilities to achieve and be successful in spite of our backgrounds
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3 philosophical ideas present in american education
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democratic equality, social efficiency, social mobility
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ethics
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asks what is right
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In philosophy, there are 3 branches
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metaphysics, epistemology, axiology
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metaphysics involve...
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ontology and cosmology
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axiology
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ethics and aesthetics
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epistemology
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theory of knowledge
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metaphysics
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define reality and theory of being and what is real in the world. notion of objective science
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aesthetics
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what is beauty? which is really defined by society
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existentialists
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knowledge is what we created, not objective
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idealism
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beyond nature(ideal notions) transcend tangible
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realism/essentialism
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A)the tangible qualities that one can make sense of
B) certain attributes to define |
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existentialism
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notion that man makes sense of his world through social interactions helping us define our existence
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behaviorism
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intelligence is fixed
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