PPT-1 1 Teaching Conservatives, Liberals,

AND Libertarians Phenomenology in Education Research Team The University of Tennessee Deepa Deshpande Karen Franklin Brenda Murphy Russell Patterson Kristina Plaas Brian Sohn . Pizarro Cornell Uni ersity Ithaca New York USA Paul Bloom Yale Uni ersity New Ha en Connecticut USA The uniquely human emotion of disgust is intimately connected to morality in many perhaps all cultures Rozin Lowery Imada Haidt 1999b We report two The New Conservatism. “The problem with Socialism is that eventually you run out of other people’s money.”. - Margaret Thatcher. Created by: Mr. Chansen, Stephen T.. Department Head - Sunset High School. Learn: . To understand why the Liberals needed to introduce welfare reforms.. Do!. Create a mind map of the reasons that the government introduce reforms today.. Feedback.. Prioritise Liberal reform motives.. The Battle for the Convention. “Standing Firm”. The 1919 Denver Convention. Layman’s Committee on Survey: “as a denomination we record our acceptance of the conception that the mission of the Christian Church is to establish a civilization, Christian in spirit and in passion, throughout the world.”. 1906-14?. Background. In the years before WW1, the Liberal party were in power in Britain. . They acted under the principles of ‘Laissez Faire’ – the popular idea that individuals were responsible for their own wellbeing and that the Government should have very little input on peoples everyday lives.. Changing Fortunes of . T. he Liberal Party. Liberals in power 1880, opposition to Conservative Party, Gladstonian government, little reforms and interference . Split in party over Irish home rule and Boer war, 1906-1914 Asquith in power, Liberal Welfare reforms aid elderly, workers, children and unemployed with moderate success . Quick revision guide.. In the nineteenth century, if one fell into poverty it was seen as your own fault.. The government at this time pursued a “laissez-faire” policy towards social issues.. To improve one’s situation, many people believed in the idea of “self help”, advocated by Samuel Smiles’ book of that name.. C.W. Von Bergen. Martin S. Bressler. Southeastern Oklahoma State University. “We [American colleges and universities] champion tolerance, except for conservatives and evangelical Christians. We want to be inclusive of people who don’t look like us—so long as they think like us.”. There are considerable disagreements among conservatives. Which parts of traditions are worth preserving?. Traditions and customs vary from one society to another. The “political philosophy of imperfection”. . - Located on the western coast . of South . America. . - Between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The Indigenous Cultures:. - In valleys and coasts 10,000 . years ago . . - A diversity . How is our understanding of history relevant to modern Britain?. Introduction. The context of the reforms -. . What were attitudes towards poverty like before 1906?. What help did the poor receive before 1906?. Problem of squeezing 6 (or however many) dimensions into 1. From . Chapt. 11: . Moral systems . are interlocking sets of values, virtues, norms, practices, identities, . institutions, technologies. , and evolved psychological mechanisms that work together to suppress or . . - Located on the western coast . of South . America. . - Between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The Indigenous Cultures:. - In valleys and coasts 10,000 . years ago . . - A diversity . Since it published its first college guide in 1998, tens of thousands of parents and their college-aged children have come to depend on ISI for informed and independent judgments of the prevailing intellectual, political, and social environments at America�s top colleges and universities. With this brand-new guide, All-American Colleges: Top Schools for Believers, Conservatives, and Old-Fashioned Liberals, ISI provides a crucial supplement to its critically acclaimed Choosing the Right College. While Choosing the Right College covers America�s elite private and public institutions, many of them hotbeds of politicized instruction and saddled with anemic curricula, in All-American Colleges ISI�s editorial team provides personal, in-depth profiles of forty highly recommended schools and programs. �At each of these diverse institutions, students who identify themselves as religious believers, conservatives, or old-fashioned liberals will find programs that connect in a special way with the core values of the American founding and the vibrant intellectual traditions of the West�schools and programs that are, in fact, often transformative. Based on fresh, extensive interviews with students, faculty, and administrators, the profiles in All-American Colleges extend ISI�s coverage of contemporary academia to accentuate the positive�while including necessary caveats about the unfortunate aspects of each school. The result is a unique new guide that parents�and buyers of Choosing the Right College�will not want to miss.