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    Charles Koch and Bernie Sanders may seem like polar opposites‚ however‚ in a Washington Post opinion piece penned by Koch‚ the billionaire admits that he agrees with Sanders on two keys issues. However‚ it’s not an endorsement for Bernie Sanders‚ since Charles Koch does not agree with Sander’s assertion that the federal government should play a larger role in people’s lives. Koch has repeatedly said that he is for less‚ not more‚ government control. One issue that Bernie Sanders and Charles Koch agree

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    businessman running for office and Bernie a liberal who blamed the wealthy for america’s problems. Despite the differences between front running candidates Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump ran the same campaign from different sides of the political aisle. Trump the republican and Bernie the democrat both ran campaigns calling for change. Bernie Sanders website stated “This your movement” promoting the idea that the American people are in charge of their future. A future without corporate greed‚ inequality

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    Semiotics is a discipline which stems from the work and theories of American logician C. S. Peirce and the French linguist Ferdinand de Saussure. The idiom originates from the Greek word seemeiootikee‚ which denotes the study of signs‚ what they represent and signify‚ and how human beings act‚ interact and think in their universe. This branch of learning and understanding can be best described as a system of many communication theories and techniques which can be viewed as pieces of a puzzle. When

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    6. The role of an interprentant in semiosis. An interpretant‚ one of the three interrelated parts of a sign‚ is the most distinctive and innovative element of Peirce’s theory. By introducing the interpretant into semiosis Peirce makes it central to the content of the sign‚ to signification: a sign signifies only when it is being interpreted. The sign (as part of the tri-part Peircean sign) is the signifier‚ e.g an utterance or a written word; the object corresponds to whatever is signified and

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    2012 Wicca I read Wicca ’s Charm: Understanding the Spiritual Hunger behind the Rise of Modern Witchcraft and Pagan Spirituality by Catherine Sanders for my project. This book was very insightful into the religion and into reasons why people are no longer conforming to the church. I learned quite a few things from reading this book. The book begins with Sanders explaining why Wicca has grown in recent years. She comes to the conclusion that there are a number of factors. However‚ the two main ones

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    Better Paying Jobs Bernie Sanders argues that there has been a decline in funds‚ that the economy depends on. The funds are suppose to be used in order to further advance our technology and the way we live each day. Roads and Railways usually get damaged but without money from the government they will never get fixed‚ and every year the states get less and less funds for repair work. According to Bernie Sanders‚ “Importantly‚ the Rebuild America Act will support more than thirteen million good-paying

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    What is Pragmatism?: Pragmatism is an American philosophy from the early 20th century. According to Pragmatism‚ the truth or meaning of an idea or a proposition lies in its observable practical consequences rather than anything metaphysical. It can be summarized by the phrase “whatever works‚ is likely true.” Because reality changes‚ “whatever works” will also change — thus‚ truth must also be changeable and no one can claim to possess any final or ultimate truth. C.S. Peirce on Pragmatism:

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    A Day in the Life of Alex Sander Case Analysis Alex Sander is a no-nonsense‚ enterprising person who expects everybody in his team to overachieve and be as committed as he is to the project. It seems that he gets frustrated when assignments and when his instructions are not executed to the T. The 360° feedback he received from his boss predicts that Alex will likely not be an effective leader if he continues with his current path of aggressive behavior in the office. Glass mentions that Alex

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    I side with Bernie Sander; Bernie sanders in my opinion he has what it takes to be our next president. Mr. Sanders and I agree on many situations going on in our world today‚ the environment‚ foreign policy‚ the economy‚ healthcare‚ education etc. Mr. Sanders is a democratic who agrees that environmental actions should be taken; for example Mr. Sanders thinks national parks should be preserved and protected by the federal government. Mr. Sanders response was “yes‚ and the government should protect

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    Pragmatism and analytic philosophy are uniquely American movements because they are way different in theory to the European pragmatism and analytic philosophy‚ known as continental philosophy. Bruder and Moore (2002) stated that pragmatism is an American theoretical movement that was made up in the 1870s by C.S. Peirce. Pragmatists refused to believe the idea that that there is such a thing as an independent and unmodifiable truth. Pragmatists believe that truth is associated with a time‚ place‚

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