Habermas - Studienführer, Klassennotizen & Zusammenfassungen

The Politics of Difference lecture notes and commentary. I included some extra notes in bold that the lecturer highlighted and was deemed as important. For example, on page 11 I overviews Habermas, Taylor and Mahmood's views on whether people of faith can participate fully in the public sphere. This provides a clear overview of the different authors on the same them, making it easier to distinguish them. Note: I wrote this during academic year 2021-2022

Lecture notes of the course of Politics of Difference, where I provide notes as well which overview the different authors. For example, on page 11 I provide an overview of Mahmood, Habermas and Taylor on the topic of whether they think people of faith can participate fully in the public sphere. Being able to distinguish them is crucial, according to the lecturer, hence why I wrote these overviews.

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Jurgen Habermas - The 'Public Sphere' -the area of social life where public opinion can emerge. -The development from 'representational society' to a society in which people are encouraged to have individual discourses to certain ideologies. Challenged by the growth of the mass media, which seeks to change a critical culture into a passive consumer culture.

COMMRC 0320 Final Exam Actual Exam Questions And Correct Answers | Updated Already Passed!! difference between media ethics and law - Answer -you can be acting ethically and illegally, and legally but not ethically morals - Answer -religious or philosophical codes of behavior that may or may not be based in reason ethics - Answer -rational ways of deciding what is good for individuals or society, ethics provide a way to choose between competing moral principles and help people decide wh...

The Minimal Facts Approach offered by Gary Habermas and Michael Licona is an accurate interpretation of the facts concerning Jesus' resurrection. - correct answers True God could have just waved a magic wand to make everything better and provide salvation for the world, but he chose to send his Son to die anyway. - correct answers False This creed affirms that Jesus has the same nature or essence as God the Father and the same nature as humanity. - correct answers Chalcedonian The doct...

task function (GDM) - correct answer people in your group keeping you on track. willing to sacrifice the relationship to successfully accomplish the task. relationship function (GDM) - correct answer more oriented in terms of keeping harmony in the group. The four functions of effective group decision-making - correct answer Analysis of problem Goal setting Identification of alternatives (routes of success) Evolution of the positives and negatives --Eventually lead to a wise de...

SUMMARY OF TACTICAL PURCHASING PROCESS AND E-PROCUREMENT MURRAY Geef de definitie van moraal ANSWERHet geheel van gedeelde morele oordelen van een groep. Het is het geheel van morele regels waaran wij onszelf en anderen in redelijkheid gehouden achten. Geef de definitie van een waarde ANSWEREen morele waarde is een ideaal, en principe m.b.t. goed samenleven dat we proberen te realiseren d.m.v. ons gedrag Geef de definitie van een norm ANSWEREen morele norm is een zelf opgelege regel d...

The accepted wisdom of the field about the two functions communication needs to address in any group (also extended by Prof. Sparks in lecture to interpersonal communication) (see intro section to Group Communication) - correct answer task & relationship The four functions of effective group decision-making - correct answer 1. Analysis the problem 2. Goal Setting 3. Identification of alternatives 4. Evaluation of characteristic How Em Griffin illustrated the functional perspective on...

Identify and explain the two distinct features of critical theory of the Frankfurt School and further discuss what perspective the critical theory revised Marxist Theory. -The Frankfurt School maintains Marx's concept on praxis - an interplay between theoretical understanding and social action -The second figure is revision of Marx's theory -Economic dimension switched to Cultural perspective Reification social relations are coordinated by exchange values and by people's perception of one ...