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    power. Defining government as “the conduct of conduct” and as a term ranging from “governing the self” to “governing others,” Foucault uses this notion of government in connection with the link between forms of power and processes of subjectification. Today, the world government possesses solely a political meaning. However, Foucault’s notion of government was, indeed, placed in a more general context. It was discussed in political, philosophical, religious, medical and educational texts. In…

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    shape our minds into what they are as individuals age. Environment, along with genetics, combine to create the individual’s specific opinion or attitude in relation to human rights. In this literature review, I will be focusing on how religious and political…

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    Gretchen Johnson Political Science 10 Exam #2 11/5/2014 Political parties, having a direct role in the organization of Congress,…………………………………………………… Political parties are a way for people to organize to choose their representatives. They are organized groups of people with common political interests who are able to gain power in the government by electing officials of choice into office. They are able to bring groups of people together who may have conflicting agendas under the same…

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    of social media is becoming a feature of political and civic engagement for many Americans. Some 60% of American adults use either social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter, and a new survey had shown that 66% of those social media users or 39% of all American adults have done at least one of eight civic or political activities with social media. 66% of social media users have employed the platforms to post their thoughts about civic and political issues, react to others’ postings, press…

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    interdisciplinary perspective. Also, both courses introduced several epistemological and methodological frames under which communication research has been developed worldwide. Through the strategy of special guests, they included lectures on the political economy of communication (Professors Robert McChesney and Amanda Ciafone, for example) and on international communication research (Professor Angharad Valdivia) that situated media…

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    During times of political turmoil, very few ever had the courage to face the injustice. Courage such as that is few and far between. Two of these outliers were Henry Thoreau and Martin Luther King. Henry Thoreau was an American writer and poet who lived from 1817 to 1862. He was the author of numerous articles, including On the Duty of Civil Disobedience. From a different era, Martin Luther King, the leader of the civil rights movement in the 1950's and 1960's, wrote his Letter from Birmingham…

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    people have strayed from the idea that disagreements do not have to result in the loss of mutual respect and friendship. Although Thomas Jefferson held true to his statement, he did have one strong opponent in the political realm with Alexander Hamilton, that caused the first two political parties to be established in the Western World. The Federalist party, led by Alexander Hamilton, represented urban commercial interests of seaports; whereas the…

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    Social democracy is a political ideology that supports the economy while also benefiting people who are underpaid for their jobs. This makes sure people can support themselves in society and get more opportunities while they have them. Other factors play a key role as well, such as more regulation to prevent wealthier people from being greedy with the system and to bargain for a good workplace, and making the political system as fairly represented as possible. This way of governing is…

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    The Third Party System

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    Political Parties have huge impacts of things that go on in today’s society. Many political parties are well out spoken and are mostly heard than seen. What is a political party you may ask? A political party is an organized group of people with very similar thoughts and opinions politically. They seek the influence of those who have political power to get their candidates put into the public office. Politicians may talk about anything from taxes to education. Whichever catches the attention of…

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    historical figure. If no attention was paid to his egotism and ambition, to his love affairs, or to his ongoing conflict with Aaron Burr, the substance of Hamilton’s life would be absent. Historically accurate and modern are not mutually exclusive terms. Admittedly, portraying the life of Alexander Hamilton through hip-hop complicates one’s understanding the musical as a piece of history. However, many of the main ideas present in “Hamilton” (i.e. proving oneself as a successful immigrant,…

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