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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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spellout . Dordrecht: Springer. Baker , Mark. 1988 . Incorporation. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Bale , Alan. 2008 . A universal scale of comparison . Linguistics and Philosophy 31 : 1 - 55 . https ... : Indefiniteness and islands . Linguistics and Philosophy 43 : 427 - 472 . Chierchia , Gennaro. 1998 . Reference to kinds across language . Natural Language Semantics 6 ( 4 ): 339 - 405 . Chomsky , Noam. 1957
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
, one of the most affected autonomous communities of Spain. The result of the research shows a certain disconnect between political actions and the reality of rural people, which is why it stands out as
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
economic and political crisis Merari Stephanie Montoya Ortiz* José Aurelio Granados Alcantar* José Alfredo Jauregui Díaz** * Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, México
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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total and juvenile population are constructed for youth between the ages of 15-24, as well as variables in population density and political polarization incorporating the crime index proposed by (Durán ... are associated with an increase in crime. Also, greater development and political polarization can lead to an environment of less crime. Keywords: Crime, youth, population density; conflict
Metropolitan management is one of the great challenges because of the economic, social, and above all political complexity that it represents. In the case of Mexico, it is an issue that attracts ... Mexico: between legality and political will Luis Alberto Salinas-Arreortua* *Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México Resumen: La gestión metropolitana constituye uno de los
This paper proposes a conceptual framework around State-exercised (or not) economic solidarity towards the elderly, from economic solidarity dimensions, analyzed with a Political Economy of Aging ... perspective of political economy Aída Díaz Tendero Bollain Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Artículo recibido el 12 de mayo de 2014 Aprobado el 7 de julio de 2015. Resumen Se
modern philosophy, primarily the conceptual ideas of Deleuze and Guattari, can provide a new framework for examining how the teaching of art history can be globalized and taught in a more meaningful way. ... philosophy. Kant believed that the aesthetic experience occupied a separate domain, distinct and elevated above normal experience. Beauty and creative genius were not a personal preference but were
In Mexico we had just concluded a year of political transition and with many questions about the administration of the self-proclaimed fourth transformation, it was heading towards an economic crisis
of Ethical and Political Philosophy , 3 ( 2 ), 107 - 131 . Lather , P. ( 1993 ). Fertile obsession: Validity after poststructuralism . Sociological Quarterly , 34 ( 4 ), 673 - 693 . Laura , C. T ... linger around what we think of as our focal work. There is also something political about making these things matter in academic scholarship— about finding the poetry in the theory and exploring it, about
. Giannakidou , Anastasia, and Alda Mari . 2018 . The semantic roots of positive polarity: Epistemic modal verbs and adverbs . Linguistics and Philosophy 41 : 623 - 664 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s10988-018- 9235 ... . Hans J. Eikmeyer and Hannes Rieser , 38 - 74 . Berlin: de Gruyter. Kratzer , Angelika. 1989 . An investigation of the lumps of thought . Linguistics and Philosophy 12 : 607 - 653 . Kratzer , Angelika
Districting is the process in which the uninominal Constituencies of a country are defined, which aims in achieving the political representation of its citizens. It is developed with a certain ... intervene such as geographical continuity, compactness and municipal integrity. This last factor plays a very important role due to the municipality being the main element in giving political and geographical
