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this study was to understand whether selective exposure and avoidance behaviors differed based on voting outcome (Trump or Biden), and to test whether political ideological polarization was reflected in ... selective exposure and avoidance, the propensity was the same between Trump and Biden voters. Additionally, results confirm existing hypotheses that strength of political ideology positively correlates with
. Arendt , H. & Ronald B. ( 1999 ) Lectures on Kant's political philosophy . Univ. of Chicago Press. Arnett , R. C. , Fritz , J. H. , & Holba , A. M. ( 2007 ). The rhetorical turn to otherness: Otherwise ... father who is often forgotten. The musical provides a retelling of his life and intertwines his relationships with academic and political colleagues, fellow soldiers, lovers, and family. The majority of
text through William K. Rawlins’ theoretical construct of relational dialectics regarding friendship. Through rhetorical criticism as a research method, we apply Rawlins’ concepts of political and ... of examples of political and personal friendships, as well as examples of the dialectic of the private and public, the dialectic of the ideal and real, the dialectic of the freedom to be independent
), social identity (involuntary, such as age, race, family, and voluntary, such as club, church, or political party), worldviews and religions (with additional value orientations). The section avoids more ... OER—calling attention to the various cultural or political associations of particular words. Related theories are face negotiation theory and intercultural conflict style inventory. The first part of
surrounding the mutiny aboard the ship. In discussing fotem/r//?'s "collective hero," it is necessary to deal with the political philosophy of Communism. To study photographic and mechanical developments ... has never been surpassed. Another issue raised by the film studies critics is the "What's fun can't be educational" philosophy. After all, if students like watching a movie, it's not work and if
departments of mathematics, computer science, and philosophy is then discussed. A few final words address the question of where logic might be going. ... set-theoretic constructions that had been applied to these which were unclear. The two inaugurated the philosophy of logicism. As we might put it now, set theory was to be given a foundational role, as
cautioned that 1936 may not be the year for such a formation and that the movement must not only think in terms of philosophy, but also political strategy.[14] : Volume VI, 1979 Speech Association of ... the government of the United States.[ 19 ] Referring to Olson's speech in particular, the Minneapolis Tribune said, Governor Olson's radicalism as a political philosophy if it is to have any
the noise and command we hear so often in today's polarized political climate happened because somewhere along the way we lost the capacity to reason. David C. Wilson's (2020) A Guide to Good Reasoning
in Freedom of Speech and Press, and Current Communication Problems. The Political Science Department in 1982 introduced two new courses. Civil Liberties in America, and Ethics and Politics. In spring ... approved. The Philosophy Department, the traditional home for ethics in the curriculum, has recently added courses directed to specific subject areas, such as Ethics and Education, Ethics with Emphasis on
and variety of a smorgasbord. Var sa god I VOLU»€ XIII 1986 CONTENTS Editor's Coirmient A Social Value Node! Analysis of "The Big Chill"; Messages of Materialism John F. Stone ... Political ... Partisanship^ Political Huinor and Shared Rhetorical Fantasies; An Exploratory Study Roxann L. Knutson Cominunication in Organizational Socialization; A Reconceptualization John Bourhis and Henry Tkachuk
systems, the science philosophy and logic principles do not play a preliminary role. Today, in many education systems the science of philosophical thinking and logic principles should play a preliminary ... at limitless logical conclusions. Introduction Although logic is a subdivision of philosophy due to its importance in scientific inferences it has its own status and importance in any reasoning for
. (2007). Rhetorical criticism and the challenges of bilateral argument. Philosophy & Rhetoric, 40, 108-118. https://doi.org/10.1353/par.2007.0010 Bulik, S. S. (2017, February 24). Otsuka and Lundbeck
, on this platform I’ve probably spoken more about issues and morality and philosophy and psychology than on any others, and not just in terms of characters but also about sexuality, spirituality, and
(involuntary, such as age, race, family, and voluntary, such as club, church, or political party), worldviews and religions (with additional value orientations). The section avoids more recent examples of ... attention to the various cultural or political associations of particular words. Related theories are face negotiation theory and intercultural conflict style inventory. The first part of the chapter closes
evident in the area of political rhetoric. Candidates are forced to reach as many voters as possible, and consequently, must select the modes of communication that will most favorably present them to the ... voting electorates. They must determine whether they wish to divulge political statements through formalized discourse of through nonconsecutive discourse. I will maintain that this choice is critical to
first the House floor. Although Knott served in Congress until 1883 when he became Governor of Kentucky, he was never taken seriously as a political analyst. be classified as a political humorist ... knowledge of the political landscape of Nineteenth Century Europe. He also notes the political changes in the existence of the people of San Domingo and General Sheridan's recent victories over the native
Hamilton, a founding father who is often forgotten. The musical provides a retelling of his life and intertwines his relationships with academic and political colleagues, fellow soldiers, lovers, and family ... day so we as a society can better understand why and how we are still embedded in an ongoing racial divide and why political tensions continue to rise up. As Americans becomes increasingly divided
) maintained that it is critical for “the [W]hite, anti-racist professor to hold a clearly defined antiracist educational philosophy reflecting his or her political commitment" (p. 169). Adding to this research ... teachers the opportunity to discover the social, political, and economic ramifications of culture in the classroom. Nieto (1995) expanded the conversation on critical multiculturalism and critical pedagogy
, Gregory 1986 . Hobbesian Moral and Political Theory . Princeton: Princeton University Press. Lloyd-Thomas , David 1995 . Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Locke on Government . London: Routledge. Locke ... . Masters , Roger 1968 . The Political Philosophy of Rousseau . Princeton: Princeton University Press. Morris , C. W. 1999 . The Social Contract Theorists - Critical Essays on Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau
flexibility. In other words, they should assume the philosophy of "when in Rome . . . ." Generally, we base our defense of debate on the fact that there are all too few activities which really challenge a ... individual improvement, and no means of strengthening the thought process. We view debate as the epitome of the liberal arts philosophy in that it forces students to learn to think before requiring practical
