PPT-DIALECTICS AND MARXISM IN THE NEO-LAMARCKIAN THEORIES, A CRITICISM OF NEO-DARWINIAN FETISHISM

Julio MuñozRubio   Center for Interdisciplinary Researches in Sciences and Humanities National Autonomous University of México Diseño Título The truth is the Whole A Symposium in honor of Richard . Starter:. In pairs provide definitions for the following . KEY TERMS. . You will peer assess each other’s responses. Patriarchy. Subordination. Capitalism. Glass Ceiling. Bourgeoisie. Proletariat. Structionalist Society. Ian Dunn. GALAPAGOS CONSERVATION . T. RUST. “I . now . want . to come to sustainability itself and the values that might encourage it. From a Darwinian point of view, the problem . is that: . sustainability is all about long-term benefits of the world or of the ecosystem at the expense of short-term benefits. Darwinism encourages precisely the opposite values. Short-term genetic benefit is all that matters in a Darwinian world. Superficially, the values that will have been built into us will have been short-term values not long-term . __. The Frankfurt School. - The . Neo. Kids on the Block -. Learning Outcomes. All. . will be able to recap the key points relating to Marxism.. Most. . will understand how this developed into Neo Marxism. By David, Justin, and Josh. Definition. Marxist literary criticism looks at the ideology of the author. This particular method is used to explain the question of . why. an author wrote a particular piece. It does this by looking for the place of class struggle in a literary piece, and at how social classes are portrayed. Marxist criticism also looks at the time period a work was written at. For example, . English 113. Literature-Based Research. Suzann Ledford. Introduction to Literary Criticism. Literary criticism has two main functions:. To analyze, study, and evaluate works of literature.. To form general principles for the examination of works of literature.. The “New” Isms. Auguste Comte. Karl Marx . Friedrich Engels. Why the toughness of mind?. The drive for constitutional governments??. The cry for national sovereignty??. Male suffrage and Democracy??. Who is Marx?. MARXISM. Meaning. Encompasses many political theories advocated by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. Human actions and institutions are economically determined, class struggle is needed to create historical change and . “The study of gender, within literature, is of general importance to everyone.”. - Judith Spector. “I have a male mind with male experiences. Therefore I see things through the perception of a man. I couldn’t relate to some of Virginia Woolf’s views and I despised the way she pushed her viewpoint on the reader. This was brought on by my masculinity, I feel.”. English . 4U. by . Carlinda. . D’Alimonte. This presentation is partly based on a PowerPoint by . Suzann . Ledford.. Introduction to Literary Criticism. Any piece of text can be read with a number of different sets of “glasses,” meaning you are looking for different things within the text.. Have you ever been so involved in watching a movie that you react emotionally or feel a part of the action?. If so, then you have been deeply involved with a work of art.. After you see a new movie or TV program you might recommend it to a friend or tell them not to waste their time. You are judging the show and making decisions about why it was a failure or success. . 1700-1830. The 17. th. century had been a period of religious confrontation and warfare. By contrast the 18. th. century, The Age of Reason, was a period of relative calm in which the arts developed a refinement and elegance.. lenses. . applied to an object under consideration; they bring certain qualities into focus or call our attention to particular issues.. . Why do we use different forms of criticism?. Literary criticism is an extension of the social activity of interpreting. One reader writes down his or her views on what a particular work of literature means so that others can respond to that interpretation. The critic's specific purpose may be to . Presentation @ the 2012 LSPNG Conference. By Olga Temple. Linguistics & Modern Languages. School of Humanities & Social Sciences. University of Papua New Guinea. 26 September 2012. . SIL . Ukarumpa. (RG 6211) (RQL 2816-10) (RQL 3035-10,-20,-30) CR Satisfied/Term 12 Additional Communication Credits Commrc 0052 Public Speaking 3 Select any four (3 credit) courses CR Satisfied/Term Commrc 0030 Intro