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    In Defense of Foucault’s Enlightenment Martin Alec N. Bautista 11035218 SUMMARY The Philosophical Area of Postmodernism has always been classified as a critique of the continuity established by modernism and the different claims it has towards truth and reality. Postmodernism puts into play different factors that contribute to the formation of the things that modernists consider to be clear and indubitable such as language‚ media‚ power‚ and social institutions that shape the way we conceive

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    Sudden Light di Dante Gabriel Rossetti  I have been here before‚ But when or how I cannot tell: I know the grass beyond the door‚ The sweet keen smell‚ The sighing sound‚ the lights around the shore. You have been mine before‚-- How long ago I may not know: But just when at that swallow’s soar Your neck turn’d so‚ Some veil did fall‚--I knew it all of yore. Has this been thus before? And shall not thus time’s eddying flight Still with our lives our love restore In death’s despite

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    What Are The Literate Arts Good For? Miller asked a question in his text‚ The Dark Night of the Soul‚ which is asked on numerous occasions. ‘What might the Literate Arts be good for?’ Miller gives situations and reasons why we could say the Literate Arts are useless in today’s world. What might the Literate Arts be good for? I ask this question a lot nowadays too. When I go for an English class or see literary books‚ the question creeps into my mind unconsciously. In this modern world ‘reading

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    The Evolution of Mass Communication Theory The purpose of this study is to examine the evolution of theory and approaches in the field of mass communication in the United States during the 20th century. The field of mass communication is one that is relatively new to the field of academia. From its roots in psychology and sociology‚ the study of mass communication has flourished into an acknowledged field of study. Authors Stanley Baran and Dennis Davis have organized the 20th century of mass communication

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    A Companion to QUALITATIVE RESEARCH A Companion to QUALITATIVE RESEARCH Edited by Uwe Flick‚ Ernst von Kardorff and Ines Steinke Translated by Bryan Jenner SAGE Publications London ● Thousand Oaks ● New Delhi Translation © 2004 This English edition first published 2004 Originally published in the series “rowohlts enzyklopädie” under the title QUALITATIVE FORSHCHUNG – Ein Handbuch Copyright © 2000 Rowohlt Ttaschenbuch Verlag GmbH‚ Reinbek bei Hamburg Apart from any fair

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    Quiz 1 Study Guide

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    Quiz 1 Study Guide Towns: Chapter I What does “prolegomena” mean? ➢ Things that are said before ➢ The introduction to the study of theology ➢ Pro: to go before ➢ Lego: to say or speak What are the three presuppositions of prolegomena? ➢ 1. There is a God ➢ 2. Truth exists ➢ 3. Person can know the truth What is the contemporary usage of the word “theology?” ➢ Strong writes‚ Theology is the science of God and the relations between God and the universe

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    Orthopraxy Vs Orthodoxy

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    Introduction Exegesis has generally been defined to as some form of exposition. It is also used to refer to be a part of the hermeneutics process. Thus‚ biblical exegesis is that particular process that entails the process of examining biblical scriptures properly for purposes of making the right interpretations of the involved scriptures. On the other hand‚ orthodoxy has been defined as the process of adhering to all the religious creeds that are considered to be correct in the society. Consequently

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    THIRD DOING RESEARCH in the REAL WORLD EDITION DAVID E. GRAY 2 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES CHAPTER INTRODUCTION Chapter outline ●● Inductive and deductive reasoning 16 ●● Research methodologies 29 ●● Epistemological and ontological perspectives 19 ●● Selecting research approaches and strategies 34 ●● Theoretical perspectives 21 Keywords ●● Inductive ●● Objectivism ●● Deductive ●● Constructivism ●● Epistemology ●● Subjectivism ●● Ontology

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    Review for Exam 1: Intro to Communication Inquiry Defining Communication What are the issues involved in defining communication? A: Does communication have to intentional to be communication? Does it need to have correspondence as in the message sent has to equal the message received. Does the communication accomplish its goal‚ does there have to be intentionality‚ is it successful? Does communication have to be honest; should we only study communication that is moral? Does Communication include

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    Renato Rosaldo had studied the Ilongot tribe in the northern part of the Philippines as anthropologists. Renato Rosaldo ’s past attempts at understand the Ilongot ’s reason for head hunting‚ "rage‚ born of grief‚" had failed using his method of hermeneutics. The conclusions Rosaldo drew from this explanation were‚ at best‚ educated guesses. Trying to be objective to his study of the Ilongot tribe‚ Rosaldo could not understand the driving factor behind killing a fellow human as a way of dealing with

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