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    Bourdieu’s first section “The Objective Limits of Objectivism”, addresses the issues he identifies with in the practice of observing academic study of society, particularly he identifies the rule governed nature of the social sciences. Here Bourdieu wrotes about one his most famous ethnographic pieces of fieldwork…

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    of objectivity, but he also warns of the opposite extreme of an equally dangerous subjectivity. “The claim that truth is personal must be defined and qualified with care, for the major movement against objectivism today…is a form of knowing that reduces personal truth to private terms” (Palmer 54). Root demonstrates the battle between objectivity and subjectivity through the character of Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Richards became so opposed to the subjectivity of hermeneutics that she as a result…

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    I believe the constructionist perspective is better suited to address the subject of deviant behavior in a plurality of cultures that is characterized by contemporary Society. The three constructionist perspective approaches are more suitable to deal with deviant behavior. The first approach is relativism, “views that deviant behavior by itself does not have any intrinsic characteristics and is a socially constructed idea defined by society”. The relativist view does not judge everyone based on…

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    Simple Question Q: Marx believes that history progresses in stages and changes through violent upheaval. In contrast, how does Durkheim believe that history progresses? A: Gradually over time Medium Question Q: Weber understands social power as a function of economic control, coercion, exchange, and/or domination. If these types of authority were to loose their power over people, what consequences might Durkheim foresee? A: If these types of authority were to loose their power over people…

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    Four Research Paradigms

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    Evidenced by U.S. elementary and secondary school curricula, students are introduced to the scientific method – the way in which we ask and answer questions about the world around us. Through the scientific method, one must develop a hypothesis, conduct experiments, make observations, and repeat as necessary until a legitimate statement is reached. As a child, I considered myself a future scientist. I was invigorated by the rather immediate and concrete findings of hands-on experiments, but had…

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    Tamar Demby develops her position by stating that Applebaum relies too much on emotional appeal, doesn't back up her claims and doesn't support her ethos. Demby gives examples of everything she mentioned that didn't make Applebaum article and more effective. After mentioning this, Demby moves onto give examples of the writer's use of ethos by saying that she is only “journalist rather than a nuclear physicist or someone with credentials”. Next the student explains that the writer lacked a “fact…

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    According to Dr. Ryan Scherbart, postmodernism is the rejecting of the traditional modernism values, it is more about relativism rather than the idea of objectivism like modernism. Unlike modernism, which emphasized on reasoning, science or progression, postmodernism is more about the freedom of individuals, rejecting fixity and questing our authorities. There many reasons why postmodernism is logically inconsistent…

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    Please choose an American minor party and explore this party's platform. Then please explain the party's value and or objectives and goals to your peers via this forum. The Objectivist Party is based on Ayn Rand’s political philosophy of objectivism, which states that it is morally logical to pursue one’s own happiness. Ayn Rand was a Russian-American writer and philosopher, and the party was founded on February 2, 2008 on her birthday by Tom Stevens. She was born in 1905 and died in 1982, and…

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    Metaphysics, which concerns with the question on whether morality exists independently of man, and 2. the question on the psychological basis for man’s moral judgment and conduct. The first concept that discusses metaphysics is objectivism and relativism. Objectivism refers to prescriptive beliefs deemed as coming from God, which are eternal and immutable. The best example for this is The Ten Commandments. I, as a Roman Catholic, am very familiar with it. The commandments are God’s law that all…

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    The Rules of Collectivism Ayn Rand was a Russian-American novelist, who migrated to the United States in 1926. Ayn Rand used objectivism throughout her novels, which is a philosophical belief that makes one’s individuality look wrong. Ayn Rand told the Soviet authorities that her visit to the United States would be short, but ever since then she never did return to Russia. The most autobiographical of her novels “We the Living”, was based on her years under Soviet tyranny. She published the…

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