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create a hybrid, new understanding, but also to the creative act of fashioning and communicating a common purpose, i.e., a common philosophy of education. In this paper the authors ask: How can faculty and ... fashioning and communicating a common purpose, i.e., a common philosophy of education. In their first semester, diverse student cohort members use their lived experience as the basis for their individual and
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A long-standing colloquialism amongst politicians and people in the political world is “People love their congressmen but hate Congress.”4 While not a new sentiment, distrust of the political system
Constitution were set at the founding and have not changed or adapted since. See Marcia Coyle, ‘His Judicial Philosophy Is Mine’: Amy Barrett Touts Scalia in Remarks From Rose Garden, THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL ... (Sep. 26, 2020), https://www.law.com/nationallawjournal/2020/09/26/his-judicial-philosophy-is-mine-amy-barrett-toutsscalia-in-remarks-from-rose-garden/?slreturn=20230227132623. 2023] value judgments in
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guide might engage audiences in empathetic dialogue about the presence and impact of monuments as public art. As such, Black proposes an act of artivism around social and political statements of temporal ... through PhotoVoice methods in the Teach Toledo program for teacher education, in Creating Commons: Photovoice Philosophy in a Third Space. In this pedagogy, pre-service teachers reexamine their beliefs and
aspect of our personal and public lives that has been left untouched by the coronavirus and its variants: Our health, education, economic, and political systems are all dealing with what it means to have ... Eurocolonial philosophy. Tricia Hersey, founder of The Nap Ministry, views rest—specifically in the form of naps—as a form of resistance against capitalistic “grind culture” and a form of liberation for bodies
Berlinerblau defines secularism as ?[a] political philosophy which . . . is preoccupied with, and often deeply suspicious of, any and all relations between government and religion.?50 And, finally, defining ... philosophy that results in depriving religious leaders of political power but maintaining a benign attitude toward their religious beliefs. This notion has been consistently backed by religious liberals, the
Nielsen challenges philosophers to examine the nature of philosophy. He criticizes them for adhering to 'philosophy for philosophy's ... systematic view of human reality rather than a piecemeal one; e) unswerving ccmmittment to examining the ideological role of philosophy; and f) avoiding the separation of political convictions and
the research team’s progressive positioning toward a particular notion of best practices that involved a privileging of a certain kind of pedagogy and educational philosophy over others. Constructionism ... unquestioned. Yet I am certain that because of my Jewish ethnic identity, I can locate academic technologies of progressive education along a timeline where a similar social and political apparatus of
set of social, cultural, political, and material relations that produce an unequal distribution of both precarity and care, especially along the lines of gender and race. I conclude by offering ... workshops I hosted on a university campus, I began to see how Casey and Lauren’s expressed dedication to caring for their students was tied up in a larger network of social, cultural, political, and material
Drawing on DeCerteau’s (1984) philosophy of tactics, which subvert dominant ways of being through creative appropriations of space and behavior, and New Materialist philosophies that offer vitality ... or perceived functions have passed. Following this perspective, the objects we engage with carry stories, histories of movements and experiences. They carry their own thing-power, a term political
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Minority groups receiving protection under the Fourteenth Amendment must typically show that they have little "political power,
were political values that protected wellfunctioning markets, sought to democratize economic power, and most importantly, condemned corporate concentration as a public threat.75 Much of the history of ... federal enforcement of the antitrust laws was indeed colored by such a political, populist, anti-concentration hue.76 However, over time the perceived goals of the antitrust laws have been purposefully
, multidisciplinary advocacy. But the development of rights seldom happens solely as a consequence of changes in judicial philosophy. As such, this Article first discusses rights as occurring in three stages and then ... and an inherent liberty that can perhaps be regarded as a right. They then establish, by means of human law, systems of property rights and political rights.?8 Thus, according to Ockham and those that
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dangerous power that needs to be reformed, especially as technology and recording devices continue to advance. New issues have arisen since the doctrine was first established, and the political climate is ... things political, repealing the doctrine of qualified immunity is partisan, and support varies by race; however, it is not inaccurate to surmise that support is decreasing on all sides.181 According to
the maintenance of a democratic political system”). 12 See Am. Civ. Liberties Union of Fla., Inc. v. Miami-Dade Cnty. Sch. Bd., 557 F.3d 1177, 1200 (11th Cir. 2009) (ruling that a school board’s action ... their social, political and moral tastes and not because the books, taken as a whole, were lacking in educational value.”); see Waxman, supra note 26 (“‘We’re seeing an unprecedented volume of challenges
emergency threshold to rally political support for an SSP near them.68 In doing so, the interests of community members can be aligned with their local politicians and create an environment of acceptance in ... scientifically unfounded reasons. Along those same lines, SSP approval should not be left to chance. Approval by a local qualified entity, in this case, amounts to little more than political or moral approval.126
