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    Lipset's American Creed

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    Liberty. Egalitarianism. Individualism. Populism. Laissez-faire. These five concepts embody the "American creed" as described by author Seymour Martin Lipset. Lipset feels that this "American creed" is representative of an ideology that all Americans share. Lipset’s argument is on shaky ground‚ however‚ when scrutinized under the microscope of race. Racial relations in this country do much to undermine the validity of Lipset’s argument‚ especially the concepts of egalitarianism and populism

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    1. Defining the Concept ‘Equality’ is a contested concept: “People who praise it or disparage it disagree about what they are praising or disparaging” (Dworkin 2000‚ p. 2). Our first task is therefore to provide a clear definition of equality in the face of widespread misconceptions about its meaning as a political idea. The terms “equality” (Gr. isotes‚ Lat. aequitas‚ aequalitas‚ Fr. égalité‚ Ger. Gleichheit)‚ “equal‚” and “equally” signify a qualitative relationship. ‘Equality’ (or ‘equal’)

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    Critically compare the concepts of equal opportunities and sports equity in British sport This paper aims to compare the ideas of equal opportunities and sports equity with regard to sport in Britain. Within this structure‚ there will be particular emphasis on the theoretical approaches that are used to look at equality in British sport. A key part of this comparison is the study of (social) equality; this includes formal‚ radical and liberal interpretations of equality. The arguments and suggestions

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    Tocqueville was a conservative from France whose ideas included order‚ natural hierarchy‚ obedience‚ ritual and religion. His idea of modernization included equality and democracy. His ideas of equality lead to the movement of egalitarianism and the fall of primogeniture. Egalitarianism’s affect ranged from the roles in the family line to the different positions at the work place. Tocqueville believed that with the rise of equality and with modern times the work place has lost its loyalty. Now it

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    “To egalitarians‚ having more wealth than someone else is morally permissible only to the degree that the person guilty of having more wealth continually apologizes for it and self-sacrificially works to eliminate the disparity” (Ari Armstrong‚ 2014). Egalitarians do not believe in a difference between men and women. They are mostly against traditional gender roles and believe that people should be treated as equals from birth therefore any egalitarian would stand in a position that favors equality

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    Equality of Opportunity

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    Barry Tanser 050007737 What is ‘equality of opportunity’? “Equality of opportunity is a political ideal that is opposed to caste hierarchy but not to hierarchy per se” (Arneson) The rational behind this political ideal is that society is uneven‚ with privileges‚ standing and potential for success being heavily influenced by many different factors predetermined by birth. The political ideal places an individual in any given rung of social hierarchy as a result of their background. Equality

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    children of men

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    Question 1: “year 12 students should study Children of Men” The film entitled Children of Men (2006) directed by Alfonso Cuarón‚ is a film which year 12 students – the future leaders of our society – should study because it is a realistic‚ modern Armageddon scenario which plays on contemporary fears about environmental destruction‚ warfare‚ terrorism violence‚ oppression and societal collapse. The film exemplifies what the future may entail by showcasing how the United Kingdom — perhaps the last

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    Equality in Education

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    Equality in Education Ch.2 of Bryan Wilson‚ ed.‚ Education‚ Equality and Society‚ London‚ 1975‚ pp.39-61. I To speak of equality in education is rather like speaking of equality in love. Young men sometimes wax indignant about the unfairness of their lot‚ and say there ought to be arrangements whereby the available girls should be shared out equally‚ so that everyone should get his whack; or‚ more sophisticatedly‚ that the most desirable girls should be made to bestow their favours on egalitarian

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    Women Empowerment

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    WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Aditya Shukla*1‚ Bhoopendra Ratan2‚ Sangeeta Maurya3 1Deptt. of Humanities & Applied Science 2Deptt of ECE and Value Education Cell College of Engineering‚ Science & Technology.Mohanlalganj Lucknow. 3Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth‚ Varanasi *E-mail:aditya220462@gmail.com Abstract: Women bear almost all responsibility for meeting basic needs of the family‚ yet are systematically denied the resources‚ information and freedom of action they need

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    THE MEN OF THE OPEN SPACES Identity is a very important part of being Australian; it is a feeling of being associated with a national group‚ defined by a common heritage‚ which may be based on many attributes‚ including race‚ territory‚ language and history. "The Men of the Open Spaces"‚ written be Will H. Ogilvie addresses these issues of Australian identity‚ constructing a powerful representation of the Australian ’bush ’ culture. The text uses past views of popular culture that are still ubiquitous

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