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    Notes of Functionalism‚ Structualists are interested in describing and understanding the main insititutions of society The family The education system The health services The economy The political insititutions The media Functionalism is a consenseus theoy. Consensus means agreement. Funtionaliste believe that society work the way it does because the majority of people have shared norms and values‚ goals and rules. Everything serves a purpose or function The body cannot work

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    Having attended public schools throughout my childhood and adolescence‚ I never was familiar with the term functionalism and its many elements. After observing and analyzing my field placement classroom I have come to understand the concept of functionalism to some extent. In general‚ functionalists “see schools as serving to socialize students to adapt to the economic‚ political‚ and social institutions of that society” (Feinberg‚ p.6‚ 2004). They also theorize that in order for societies to survive

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    objection of the problem of lualia on functionalism. Finally I will give some reasons why I think the human mind extends into the world is not conceivable. The structure of this paper is as follows. First‚ I will describe Paul Churchland’s functionalism theory from two aspects. One aspect is that functionalism claims that mental states depend not on its internal constitution‚ but on its functional role in the cognitive system. Another aspect is that functionalism defines the features of a mental state

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    Investigating Functionalism Functionalism is a theory about the nature of mental states. According to functionalism‚ mental states are functional states that are defined by their functional roles (causal relations to other things) rather than their intrinsic qualities. To illustrate the difference between the two ways of defining something‚ entities such as clocks (to display time) and calculators (to manipulate numbers) are defined functionally‚ whereas entities such as water (H2O) and gold (Au)

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    DEFINITIONS According to Hagg and Fellows (2007:4)‚ sex generally refers to anatomy and biology such as male or female‚ whereas gender refers to the qualities and behaviours society expects from a boy or girl‚ a man or woman. The definition of transgender refers to a person having no identification with‚ or no presentation as‚ the gender one was assigned at birth (Hagg and Fellows 2007:4). The definition of transsexual in Hagg and Fellows (2007:4) refers to a person who had undergone a sex change

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    does not want to be the sex that they were born. Others say that a person is born with those feelings and that they just develop over time. Some say that they don’t act on those feelings during adolescence because of the stigma attached to being transgender‚ and the fact that kids are cruel. The fact that they don’t act on the feelings until later in their lives is the reason why some say that wanting to be a different sex just happens. Personally‚ I believe that a person is born knowing that they

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    Rebekah Forcier Professor Younkin English 1010 Transgender Equality Men and Women have very distinct similarities and differences. Mainly‚ there is a difference between genitalia and sex traits that establishes what sex we are. But what if the lines of sex became blurred? What if a boy wanted to be a girl and vice versa? This is called Transgenderism. There are now‚ more than ever‚ ways to make these things possible. Now‚ while it’s possible to change your “parts”‚ is the sex truly changed? This

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    Transgender/Transsexual Olivia Warehime Tarleton State University ABSTRACT A transgender is someone that believes that their gender does not match their anatomy that they were born with. Transgender believes that they’re in someone else’s body. For example someone that was born a male believes he’s a female and vice versa. Keyword: heterosexism‚ LGBT‚ Lesbian‚ Gay‚ Bisexual‚ Transgender‚ Prevention Why are people transgender? ACN‚ S. (2011‚ February 27). Health experts believe that being transgender

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    “I was born trapped in a body that didn’t match the gender I am. I didn’t know anything but discomfort and feeling out of place until I put a name to it‚ and decided to transition. After I had my first hormone injection‚ my first response was: "Ah! That’s what I am supposed to feel like!" quoted by Unknown. Transgendered individuals not only have to deal with the normal obstacles that everyone else does‚ growing up‚ finding an identity‚ and simply living life‚ but also have to face who they really

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    Reflections on Transgender Before going to the transgender workshop‚ I have already had a mindset of gender stereotype and I have never thought of accepting the sexual minorities like trans and homosexual people. I was raised in a traditional and conservative family that my parents showed me that a man should be the head of the family because he is the breadwinner so all family members have to rely on him. On the other hand‚ a woman should always listen to her husband and stay at home to serve

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