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Most articles about the Gen Z’s political beliefs focus a lot on what they believe, but not so much on how they came to or why they hold those beliefs. Through a series of interviews and one focus ... life are shaped. These experiences can also shape their political beliefs, which will naturally have profound effects on future activity in the political sphere. The value of generational labels like
The Sars-Cov-2 virus has had a particularly intense impact on the meatpacking industry in the United States. In this paper I provide a brief introduction to the social, economic, and political ... meatpacking industry.1 The United States government ignored the implications of COVID spread,2 mass infection, and death due to a lack of countervailing political and legal power among meatpacking workers and
often went hand in hand with the movement’s political mobilization. Through the organizing that took place in these urban green spaces, Portland laborers built solidarity with the community’s most ... Schrunk Plaza, Chapman Square, and Lownsdale Square Park, but commonly referred to as the Plaza Blocks. for political demonstrations such as mass meetings, protests, and May Day parades. As International
liberalism as a political ideology in this imperial project. By intervening in the existing analyses with scholarship on liberalism and its role in maintaining the capitalist social order, we can construct a ... political philosophy and the racialized capitalist social order in shaping and legitimizing such regimes of detention. It is only through incorporating theoretical lenses concerning these two phenomena that a
philosophy into the businessman’s practice, the decline of the Communist era followed by a subsequent burst of illicit trade activities coupled with widespread socio-political instability, and the acceleration ... those who are systematically denied proprietorship. The natural rights philosophy has not only become a tenet of political ethics, but also of capitalist 74 ethics. Through the processes of subreption, or
particular passage in the text in which John Stuart Mill introduces his wife, Harriet. Next, drawing from secondary sources, I offer an account of Rousseau’s philosophy and political program for women ... implications of this work for Mill’s representation of women in Autobiography. By doing this, I will show that John Stuart Mill, while retaining several aspects of Rousseau’s philosophy, reorganized gender roles
Madeleine Dobie calls a “back to nature” philosophy.13, 14 Though it is unknown if Antoinette owned these specific writings, she was said to have gone on pilgrimage to Ermenonville, Rousseau’s retreat and ... burial place, indicating a reverence for his works.15 This back-to-nature philosophy can easily be read as the natural form of the human body, which is highly visible in the softened silhouette of the
statement responds to assertions that the actions of the organization, or one of its members, provides a platform for anti-Semitic, white supremacist, and/or fascist political organizers to make inroads in ... political philosophy undergirds the work they do, or informs how that work is accomplished. In the Variant statement, attributive adjectives primarily did the work of characterizing the desires, knowledge
her case studies, Millar neither delves into the individual male witches’ reputations nor the political, economic, or social contexts in which they are accused. She only includes details that link the ... , suckling, and more. Conversely, Kent’s interest in masculinity’s influence over witchcraft means that she pays little attention to mentions of the Devil—instead focusing on the political, social, and
actions taken by Pope Innocent III and a small circle of theologians at Paris, we hope to come to a more clarified understanding of the political motivations which drove academic and papal reform within the ... Crusades, a small group of theologians hailing from the University of Paris set in motion a series of events that dramatically altered the political realities of thirteenth century Europe. Through papal
to blur and define boarders on a micro and macro level, both covering and revealing historical, cultural, and political content. Snow simultaneously hides and announces, shelters and exposes. These ... symbol. In these works snowfall simultaneously covers and exposes historical, cultural and political content. Pamuk uses snowfall the way an artist would use paint. As a backdrop, it sets the stage for
Through his numerous works on the philosophy of aesthetics, literature and writing Jacques Rancière has crafted a body of work based on the premise of equality as recognized through aesthetics. In ... “privileged position usurped by philosophy in its various attempts to speak for others, be it the proletariat, the poor, or anyone else who is not ‘destined to think’”(Rockhill 2) Rancière’s political
philosophy of societally-shaped semantic understandings of the body, in order words, the idea that words can de ne us as much as we de ne them, whereas the materialist philosophy insists on the existence of ... achieve “political” visibility, the language of the discourse must be altered. Butler goes so far as to complicate even the distinction between “sex” and “gender”, arguing that sex, like gender, is socially
. Cooke believes that despite Habermas’s exhaustive efforts to provide a communication-based model for an ideal theory of law, any political theory that discredits the possibility of metaphysical truth ... you. Follow this and additional works at: http://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/anthos Part of the Social Influence and Political Communication Commons, and the Social Psychology and Interaction Commons
Being one of the largest industries in the world, the film industry remains an economic powerhouse in our society. It’s for this reason that film’s messages are not the only political aspects of ... political hill they’re coming from. David Super examines taxes in their cyclical relation to the economic cycle of boom and bust. “Precisely because property taxes continue to extract similar amounts even
historical persecution.35 While various political narratives have been spun surrounding the Jewish community in Iran as a result of the tensions between Iran and Israel, the lives of Jewish Iranians are more
identity best understood as a manifestation of Donna Haraway's socio-political "cyborg." Tatsumi strongly advises avoiding interpretation through a "queer" lens, proposing that the use of “cyborg” and scrap ... the “scrap apache” would seek to destroy if not attributed agency within it. If one lacks political power, complete destruction of the system becomes the only viable solution. And if one is not
………………………………12 Brittani Wallsten The Passive Approach: How Academically Motivated Students Approach their Mental Health……………………………………………………..20 Megan E. McCoy The Experiences that Most Affected the Political
students approach this aspect of their well being. Dan Ha’s article on the political socialization of American undergraduates investigates how one’s views are developed based on their life experiences. This
by both Algerian men and the French colonial regime were used to project a certain image of women’s social and political roles that served their own interests during the war, with few tangible benefits ... liberation struggle Algerian women remained marginalized in the new independent Algerian society. Although Algeria was colonized in 1830 for mostly economic and political reasons, it was justified under the