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    Pluralism is "A condition of society in which numerous distinct ethnic‚ religious‚ or cultural groups coexist within one nation"(sociologydictionary.org); it’s basically saying that all of the different religions‚ cultures‚ and ethnicities are equally true and valid. Tolerance is being able to say that another persons beliefs‚ culture‚ and ethnicity are wrong‚ and that they have a right to be wrong. Pluralism suggests that there’s no right and wrong when it comes to ethnicity‚ religion and culture;

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    Tossed Salad Vs. Melting Pot In discussions of tossed salad and melting pot‚ a controversial issue is whether or not tossed salad is better than melting pot. Tossed salad represents multiculturalism. The tossed salad is colorful and it has unique and different ingredients it has the tomatoes‚ the lettuce‚ the cucumbers‚ the red and green and orange bell peppers and other ingredients. Each ingredient has its own unique color‚ texture and taste. What unites all these ingredients though is the

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    Emerging Issues: Ethnic Socialization and Religious Pluralism Emerging Issues: Ethnic Socialization and Religious Pluralism In this multicultural world‚ the lack of a multicultural approach in psychology detracts from the goals of psychology and the veracity of psychological research. How deeply is the European-American and Western viewpoint engrained into the awareness of those living in Western society? In pointing out that some introductory psychology texts are beginning to address this

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    characterized by what‚ at the time‚ was controversial thinking is exactly what Descartes was known for. His "out of the box" thinking not only raised eyebrows‚ but it also brought a lot to the table. One of his most discussed ideas was that of substance dualism. In this theory‚ Descartes describes the mind an body as two separate substances. But to completely understand exactly what Descartes means by this‚ one of his other‚ more renowned theories must be explained first. One of Descartes ’ first ideas

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    dualistic ideals of historical interstation of the wilderness that North Americans perceive as part of this tradition. For instance‚ Cronon (year?) defines (1) the “sublime” vision of nature as a beautiful artistic image of the pristine wilderness as a type of sanctuary or Garden of Eden in the 19th century‚ yet it also defines the dualistic countermand of (2) nature as a dangerous wilderness in the American frontier: “The “delicious paradise” of John Milton’s Eden was surrounded by a “steep wilderness

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    1. Compare and contrast the views of John Searle and Rene Descartes on dualism. John Searle and Rene Descartes both had opinions on dualism. John believe different aspects like mental and physical both are one substance. Rene‚ on the other hand‚ believes two different substances like mental and physical are different things. Rene even talked about how thoughts and feelings that are nonmaterial exists in material place. 2. Compare and contrast the views of George Berkeley and Thomas Hobbes on the

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    concept of Cartesian dualism as a model to explain the understanding of the human form. Defined by Descartes‚ Cartesian dualism is the philosophy of the mind-body duality that is believed to exist within the human form. It separates the “mind from the body‚ spirit from matter‚ and real (i.e.‚ visible‚ palpable) from unreal” (Scheper-Hughes and Lock‚ 1987; 208). Cartesian dualism identifies the separation that exists between the mind and the body. The concept of Cartesian dualism is troubled in a global

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    different pairs of conical drinking bowls from ancient Greece in the Eastern Mediterranean from 175-75 B.C. These conical drinking bowls are a significant part of the Greek’s society because they were used by many‚ including aristocrats but they also are being an essential part of the Greeks everyday life. The bowls conveyed many important aspects of society such as; class differences‚ gender‚ and the material worlds of Greece. The design of the silver conical drinking bowls had a very luxurious look to

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    have governed Bohemia. She was interested in learning herself. She learned natural science‚ and she had an interest in philosophy and metaphysics. This attractive appears from her exchanging letters with Descartes. At that time‚ Descartes wrote his “dualism” idea. Descartes claims that the soul and the body are separated and can’t be together. Descartes considers the body is material‚ and the soul is immaterial. This idea was not understandable to Elisabeth. Therefore‚ she wrote a letter to Descartes

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    By examining dualism‚ idealism‚ and physicalism‚ it becomes clear that idealism has the best arguments in its favor and has the fewest philosophical problems. George Berkley‚ Rene Descartes‚ and J.J. C. Smart were philosophers who were trying to understand the relationship between the mind and the body. George Berkeley believed there are no mind independent objects‚ and that everything that exist only exist through one’s perceptions. Rene Descartes thought that the mind and body had a causal relationship

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