Evaluate Moberg’s critique of Barth’s transactionalism as it applies to unequal exchange (p. 219-222) Use a current example of unequal exchange to illustrate and support your evaluation.

In the 60’s, functionalism came under criticism and theories focusing on individuals, their agency and relationships, came in favor. An example of this is Barth’s transactionalism. First, discuss the theoretical and societal reasons why functionalism fell out of favor. Then, summarize Barth’s theory of transactionalism. Lastly, evaluate Moberg’s critique of Barth’s transactionalism as it applies […]

Develop a philosophical essay on structurePreview the document

Instructions Choose ONE of the questions below. The questions require a careful and critical reading of the compulsory texts. Note that “critical” need not mean “negatively critical”. It’s fine if you find yourself persuaded by the arguments. However, you are to analyze the text and consider its arguments carefully before coming to an overall assessment […]

Explain, using specific examples, how you will support children or adults with specific delays, disorders, or disabilities (SLD, SLD, ADHD, BD, ED, etc.) in your future line of work.

In Week Two of class you began to develop your Philosophy of Exceptional Learning and Inclusion. For your summative assignment you will build on the philosophy you started in your Week Two assignment to further develop and finalize your philosophy of exceptional learning and inclusion. Your philosophy should be grounded in research and include an […]

Discuss the similarities and differences between magic, religion, science, and technology, with special emphasis on Malinowski text.

Part 1 Question Discuss the similarities and differences between magic, religion, science, and technology, with special emphasis on Malinowski text.(about 100 words) Part 2 Question Discuss the differences and similarities between modern university education (in your own experience) and the educational ideal described by Montaigne.(about 150 words)Use key idea markers in the attached texts.

Explain the materialistic account of the human person.

1. Drawing on the readings of Wilson, Church land, and Kass, explain the materialistic account of the human person. 2. Explain how Descartes eventually discovers a truth so certain that it cannot possibly be doubted. That is, what is this truth – and what, if any, objections/difficulties might be raised against it? The text you […]