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    the guidelines for caring, by explaining the controversy between natural caring and ethical caring, and by describing wrong actions, Noddings substantially postulates what caring is and what role it has in society. Correspondingly, the contemporary Western philosopher applied her work to the study of learning, allowing educators to better supplement academia. A systematic and rigid framework…

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    After nearly a thousand years of decline, Western Europe finally recover and create the golden age known as the European Renaissance. There were many causes to this, both proximate and long term. One long term cause of the collapse of the decline of the Christian Catholic Church. Another long term cause is the protection of trade routes by the Mongols. A proximate cause however is Byzantium near its collapse. One long term factor that was a major cause of the Renaissance was the decline of the…

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    Anthropogenic Landscape

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    have a different culture and ethnic makeup than those living in the western half. Cold War (513)- The Cold War was a period of military and political unrest between the Soviet Union and the United States between 1946 and 1990. This relates to the chapter because it was an influential factor in deciding the paths of nations in East Asia. For example, during this period China and N. Korea decided to isolate themselves from the Western…

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    There are different meanings about the meaning of the Western World. Western civilization was born thousands of years ago with the rise of the Greek city-state, influenced by Middle Eastern culture. EAST East (Latin orens, oriri participle: appear birth) is the name of the direction from which the sun (and other stars) minted in antiquity, namely the East rises. By extension, it refers to those regions that are east of the benchmark. In the "Western" culture he was given this name to Asia.…

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    fundamentalists. But Satrapi’s graphic novel is more than a coming of age narrative; it is also a rebuttal against Orientalism. Orientalism, as defined by Edward Said in his book, Orientalism, is a western construction of the east that is both a product of western imperial ideas and a justification of western superiority both culturally and morally. While Orientalism…

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    Herbert Marcuse- Marcuse, Herbert. “Liberation from the Affluent Society.” July 27th 2016 The more money you make, the more likely you are to spend more. For us to be able to survive in our modern society we are enslaved to working every day to survive or live a certain lifestyle. The debate for the need to raise the middle class always seems to forget the lower class, for every election in North America we hear politicians argue about strengthening the middle class. Can a society have a…

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    Other People Die Analysis

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    In the philosophical world the east side of the world and the west side of the world focus on different ideas and concepts. One of the more interesting concepts that east and west differentiate on is how they value death and dying. Western culture focuses on getting over the individual 's death and preparing for it. Eastern culture focuses on getting over your friends and family’s death. My first thought when I was taught this was, “Wow we’re selfish.”. I then read Dr. Olberding’s Other People…

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    Berawan Culture Analysis

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    Applications in Amazonian, Borneo and Western Societies It is a universal constant that all people die. However, the question of what to do with the body of the deceased is less directly answered. Funerary rituals are shaped by culture, and this “death culture” varies greatly in terms of practice, significance, and meaning, to those who exercise them. This idea of unique variation can be prominently seen in the death customs of the Wari’ people, the Berawan people, and in Western culture, as…

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    Each of these points is crafted largely through what Bloom considers a close reading of the western canon, the classical texts of the ancients which Bloom thinks contemporary universities have abandoned. It would be wrong to critique this book simply on the grounds…

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    modern era, the principle behind his ideas (that the world we see is different from the world that is) has been validated by scientific discoveries such as elements within the periodic table. Despite this being a fallacy by modern standards, Western Philosophy owes a great debt to Parmenides since he was…

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