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to examine the multiple identities of Black women and how such identities determine their representation in socio-cultural and political spaces. The findings from this study show that agency is a major ... ., 2019) . Lightfoot eventually emerged as the winner. Lori Lightfoot’s Black woman identity sets a new tone for the city’s political climate as well as the Black community. It showed a vigorous attempt to
lines of philosophy of the 20th century; some forms are distinguished in an effort at a typology, using books and thoughts of authors like among others C.S. Lewis, Robert Spaemann, and Martin Heidegger ... 3.3. Philosophy th 3.3.1. Martin Heidegger: First-class Thinking, Mitsein 3.3.2. Robert B. Pippin on Henry James: Lost, Apories . 3.3.3. Transcending Autonomism Poetics. Politics. Mere Christianity
has continued to ground anti-trans* activism in the United States. Gender Affirming Healthcare-as-Sterilizing: A Slippery Slope Broader cultural and political discourses around gender and sex/uality ... with trans* identities, but KP-0401 takes one step further to implicate not just youth, but their parents, into this “drift” and the negative affects it contains (p. 65). The political/social/legal
., & S. Kahn (Eds.). Activism and rhetoric: Theories and contexts for political engagement (pp. 38-48). Routledge. Pelias, R. J. (2013). Writing autoethnography: The personal, poetic, and performative as ... political engagement (pp. 159 - 172 ). Routledge. https://doi. org/10.4324/9781315144535 Bell , L. A. ( 2019 ). Storytelling for social justice: Connecting narrative and the arts in antiracist teaching (2nd
instructional communication and education researchers investigate methods of improving teaching and educational systems at large, many of these investigations neglect to attend to the socio-political context of ... their sexualities in educational spaces. Importantly, however, factors constraining one’s ability to engage in strategic self-disclosure are highly dependent on both socio-political context and the
the man of late modernity Delsol puts forth. Yet it is the role of philosophy to call into doubt all that seems obvious and to ask questions where to all appearances there is no room for doubt. This ... proposes this kind of undertaking as an attempt to examine Delsol's diagnosis through the lens of Kołakowski's philosophy. With the help of Kołakowski's treatment of the relationship between freedom and
political debate. Surveys revealed that viewing the content increased concern and that portrayals of local impacts left viewers feeling motivated to get involved (Banchero et al., 2021) . The above ... /su14105774 Bieniek-Tobasco , A. , Rimal , R. N. , McCormick , S. , & Harrington , C. B. ( 2020 ). The power of being transported: Efficacy beliefs, risk perceptions, and political affiliation in the context of
rights are inextricably bound up in both personal choice and the restrictions of the law, it follows that opinion will likely be shaped by a combination of political holdings, contemporary discourses, and ... , opinions on reproductive rights among this group that are not inferred from political election outcomes are harder to find. One aim of this study is to listen critically to women as they discuss the
of LGBT Youth , 15 ( 2 ), 106 - 131 . https://doi.org/10.1080/19361653. 2018 .1429979 Harding , S. ( 2004 ). A socially relevant philosophy of science? Resources from standpoint theory's
Ian James, New French Philosophy, Cambridge 2012, ss. 221. Wsp??czesna francuska my?l filozoficzna to bardzo ?ywy i niezmiernie bo? gaty rezerwuar intelektualny, kt?ry wci?? rodzi nowe pytania i
Creative studies has been a growing field that is often focused on either the psychological or social process. However, each of these approaches tends to erase the role of identity or political ... a risky and overtly political project. Minimalist aesthetics are interested in nuancing interiority, making the internal external for audience interpretation. Speaking on the historical trajectory of
includes any institutional, social, and political barriers that prevent equality. Twenty-six non-white participantswere recruited and asked to listen to and watch music videos for three contemporary hip hop ... and combat structural violence. Structural violence includes institutional, social, and political barriers that prevent equality. Twenty-six non-white participants were recruited and asked to listen to
words: philosophy, theology, naturalism, supernature, nature, grace, scientism, reductionism. Schlusselworte: Philosophie, Theologie, Naturalismus, Ubernatur, Natur, Gnade, Szientismus, Reduktionismus ... . 1. The question of how we are to view the relation between philosophy and theology demands an understanding of their nature and value, and given that these are matters of philosophical and theological
human rights as pre-political natural law, for the reason that this would seem to presuppose „that nature is less alien to the essence of man than history”1. (Arendt, 1991, p. 464) But for us, nature ... ff) Already from the point of view of natural philosophy, procreation is what most corresponds to nature. This is so because the conservation of self and species are so closely connected for any non
Partnership System”, and the “Multiple-person Family System”. Their main appeal was “endeavor to gain support from all political parties, legislators and politicians for diversified family formation bills ... should be considered. Along with history, family forms have changed, both in Europe and in Asia. In the Chinese cultural circle, ‘family’ is not only a private category but also a political one. The
Driven by a desire to transcend current divisive political and social discourse, this article analyzes Denasia Lawrence’s 2016 U.S. national anthem performance and Black Lives Matter protest ... disidentification) and invitational rhetoric to demonstrate the inherent potentials for political activism in her act. I assert that Lawrence’s embodied performance invites viewers to re/consider the multilayered
, can we necessarily regard the choices made as expressions of user preferences that serve our socio-political goals? Even if the answer is positive—does this new mode of user choice fit current legal ... philosophy. Below we explore in broad strokes three main rationales for autonomous human choice, namely efficiency, psychological effects, and liberal political theory.73 Some of these are consequentialist
-nots, with an opportunity to better their social positioning by enjoying unobstructed access to the Internet as users. Therefore, we propose abandoning the utilitarian philosophy that has characterized ... Catalogue of Electronic Texts) (1863), availableat http://infomotions.cometexts/philosophy/1800-1899/mill-utilitarianism-218.htm. 21. Id.at 52. cake rather than on the way the cake is distributed. Third
. 3). As a political movement, feminism operates from an ethos that strives to challenge social institutions. On the other hand, Evangelical Christianity seeks individual transformation, “which then ... ,” “Chapel Chats,” leadership programs, and other spaces for students to be openly curious. When asked about conversations and other experiences taking place on campus having to do with political and
Philosophy Department Munich University , Germany Summary: When we talk about anthropological and social problems, we usually methodologically assume an epistemically stable structure of thought “human-family ... state of happiness. The term “duty” is not only decisive for Kant´s practical philosophy because it grounds the entire structure of his duty ethics, but also for the model “human-family-society.” Kant
