Hooks’ three criticisms of feminism

Cohen’s view of speciesism

The Land Ethic

First you must watch the video, then you are expected to enter your own commentary as it relates to feminism.

Link to video: https://www.ted.com/talks/kavita_ramdas_radical_women_embracing_tradition?quote=697

WHAT MAKES PEOPLE POOR?

The Land Pyramid

Leopold’s philosophical versus ecological ethic

The Four Criteria of Problem Solving (Baxter)

Singer’s view on animal testing

Warren’s view of human rights and animal rights: content and strength of rights

Warren’s view of non-paradigm humans.

Apply the symbolic interactionist perspective to religion: symbols, rituals, beliefs, and religious experience

What is measurement error? Discuss and give example

Based upon the readings and lectures thus far, discuss your view on the nature of sin and its effects on relationships. How does sin play a role in friendships, parenting, marriages, the workplace, and what is God’s plan of redemption?

What are the penalties for not playing the "doing being ordinary" game?

IBL 6: Boundaries

1. How do you know when a personal boundary is crossed?
   1. Physical boundary:
   2. Emotional boundary:
2. Why can it be hard to hold a boundary in some situations (name 3 reasons)?
3. What happens to a relationship if a person knowingly & repeatedly crosses your boundaries (consensually)?
4. Does a person automatically KNOW if they have crossed someone else’s boundary? Explain please.
5. How does it feel to hold a boundary? (or how do you imagine it would feel)

Consider the major sociological perspectives you have read about in this unit (Structural Functionalism, Critical Theory, Feminism, Symbolic Interactionism). Bringing this theory to practice -- how would you understand the COVID-19 pandemic using two of the four major sociological perspectives?Please give me answer as soon as possible

Describe some methods of social control in the U.S. and their pros and cons.

In the movie "Sorry to bother you"...

1. The movie shows a critical perspective on capitalism, specifically what negative aspect(s) of capitalism does this movie attempts to show? What parts of the movie shows this well? (mention at least two parts)
2. Do you see any positive aspect of capitalism in this movie, as well? Explain what parts of the movie shows it and how specifically and in what sense it is positive.
3. Anything else what you want to say about this movie regarding capitalism?

How memories formed at the following levels? Molecular: What is long-term potentiation (LTP)? Cellular: How is the hippocampus important for memory? System: How widely are memories distributed in the brain? How would you distinguish amnesia from normal forgetting? When would you call an absent-minded person amnesic? What’s better: A memory that records objectively and accurately, or a memory that can be updated to support newer levels of understanding?

What is non probability sample? Discuss and give example