'Locke' presentation slideshows

Objectives #1 - #3

Objectives #1 - #3. Students will be able to identify the origins of US Government. Students will be able to identify the structure and powers of government provided by the US Constitution. Students will be able to identify the Rights given to American citizens in the Bill of Rights. Warm Up.

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Bab 9

Bab 9. Metoda Ilmiah. Metoda Ilmiah Unsur Metoda Ilmiah. Metoda Ilmiah Dalam bentuk paling dasar, metoda ilmiah terdiri atas dua komponen: Ada temuan ilmiah (context of discovery) Ada justifikasi (context of justification) Temuan ilmiah

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Objectives #1 - #3

Objectives #1 - #3. Students will be able to identify the origins of US Government. Students will be able to identify the structure and powers of government provided by the US Constitution. Students will be able to identify the Rights given to American citizens in the Bill of Rights. Warm Up.

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What is Psychology?

What is Psychology?. What movies have you seen with professional psychologists as characters?. kind of work done? area of specialty? how realistic was characterization?. Exercise: Psychologist as Scientist. List three adjectives that describe a typical scientist.

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EIGHT ENLIGHTENMENT THINKERS

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FINAL CST REVIEW ROCK THIS TEST!!!

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Section 1.3 The Laboratory of the Mind

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British Empiricism

British Empiricism. Empiricist Epistemology. Epistemology The study of knowledge (how and what we can know) Knowledge = true beliefs, thoughts, propositions Truth = a belief or proposition is said to be true if it corresponds to reality

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Political Culture in Latin America

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Early Battles of Revolutionary War and 2 nd Continental Congress

Early Battles of Revolutionary War and 2 nd Continental Congress. Early Battles s. Battle of Lexington: April 19, 1775 Battle of Concord: April 19, 1775. 2nd Continental Congress. When? Where? Why? Problem? . . Is anything decided here? . One Continental Army

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Critical Race Theory

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Law and Justice: An Introduction to Social Theory

Law and Justice: An Introduction to Social Theory. LSJ/SIS 362 Prof. Angelina Snodgrass Godoy Autumn 2007. What is law?. a set of rules/norms/standards a moral arbiter a way to solve problems a way to govern society in orderly fashion. What is the connection between law and justice?.

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Early development of phonology

Early development of phonology. Diverse theories of infant speech production, i.e., e.g. : the universal theory (Jakobson 1941) the articulatory learning theory (cf. Ingram 1989) the maturational theory (Locke 1983) the refinement/attunement theory (Oller 1986)

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Rousseau and Montesquieu: The Impact of Their Ideas on Government

Rousseau and Montesquieu: The Impact of Their Ideas on Government. Review of Enlightenment Ideas. Enlightenment philosophers believed the goal of the government should be to promote material well-being and social justice Material well-being: measured through income and wealth

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Chapter One: Moral Reasons Review

Chapter One: Moral Reasons Review. Applying Ethics: A Text with Readings (10 th ed.) Julie C. Van Camp, Jeffrey Olen, Vincent Barry Cengage Learning/Wadsworth. What is Ethical Relativism?.

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U.S. INDEPENDENCE, 1776

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JOHN LOCKE (1632-1704)

JOHN LOCKE (1632-1704). ABOUT LOCKE. John Locke was born at Somerset on 29 th August 1632 Educated at Oxford Chief work was Essay Concerning Human Understanding Raised the question of Epistemology Concerned with origin of the furniture of mind Introduced historical method in philosophy.

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The Potential for Tyranny of a Majority in Locke's Theory

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John Locke

John Locke. Influential Political Thinker. I. Unalienable & Equal Rights. Unalienable rights-rights that cannot be taken away from anyone, for example freedom of speech

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Announcements

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