A Review and Reconceptualization of Cultural Appropriation:
INTERPRETATION-
Cultural Appropriation is often mentioned but undertheorized in critical rhetorical and media studies. Defined as the use of a culture’s symbols, artifacts, genres, rituals, or technologies by members of another culture.
Cultural Appropriation can be placed into 4 categories:
Exchange.Dominance. Exploitation. Transculturation.Although each of these types can be understood as relevant to particular contexts or eras, transculturation questions the bounded and proprietary view of culture embedded in other types of appropriation.
Transculturation posits culture as a relational phenomenon constituted by acts of appropriation, not an entity that merely participates in appropriation. Tensions exist between the need to challenge essentialism and the use of essentialist notions such as ownership and degradation to criticize the exploitation of colonized cultures.
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Ethics are not a consideration in which one of the following fields of research? Or do ethics enter in all of these fields?
a)Natural sciences
b)psychology
c)Medical
d)ethics enter in all of them
Answer:
goomba says D
Explanation:
write
some ways
of
women
empowerment
Answer:
Here is a list:
Explanation:
Place women as leaders and give them decision making roles.
More Job Opportunities for Women:
Invest in Women's Entrepreneurial Ideas, Emotionally and Financially:
Taking Action against Unpaid Labour Work:
What do you know about your question? (List 1-3 Things)
“The Mount Rushmore National Monument is carved from the granite of South Dakota’s Black Hills. What type of rock is granite?”
Answer:
Igneous
Explanation:
Consider how granite changes form. Granite is an igneous rock that forms when magma cools relatively slowly underground. It is usually composed primarily of the minerals quartz, feldspar, and mica.
Protein helps build muscle. Proteins are large molecules made up of other smaller molecules. What are those smaller molecules called?
A. Amino acids
B. Phospholipids
C. Red blood cells
D. nucleotides
Answer:
B. Phospholipids
Explanation:
Lipid's are a type of Macromolecule which is a molecule made up of thousands of smaller molecules.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Please answer some of these questions, they are about the Renaissance era and vocabulary that goes with them
Answer:
9. Humanism: emphasis on human potential and achievement. Doctrine promoting the welfare of mankind.
Humanism in the Renaissance made people want to learn more to be able to accomplish more.
10. Secular: concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters
Politicians are the secular leaders of society
11. Patron: people that buy art or financially support artists
The Medici family were great patrons of the arts in the Renaissance.
12. Perspective: a way of looking at things
The photo of the tree in my backyard from my house has a completely different perspective than my neighbor's house.
13. Vernacular: the common language of the people
Shakespeare's plays were popular because they were not in Latin; they were written in the vernacular.
14. Utopia: Sir Thomas More (1477 - 1535) coined the word 'utopia' from the Greek ou-topos meaning 'no place' or 'nowhere'. It was a pun - the almost identical Greek word eu-topos means 'a good place'.
We'd all like to live in utopia to get away from illness and fighting.
15. Johann Gutenberg: Creator of the printing press
The first Bible not copied by hand was printed on Johann Gutenberg's printing press in Germany.
16. Indulgence: a pardon that releases the sinner from their penalty of sin
Corrupt priests sold indulgences to wealthy members of society who had sinned.
17. Reformation: a movement of religious reform
Martin Luther started the Reformation to try to get the Catholic church to stop being corrupt
18. Annul: declare invalid
Henry VIII wanted the church to annul his marriage so he could marry someone else
19. Council of Trent: a meeting held by the Catholic Church to try to stop everyone from going to a protestant church.
The Council of Trent was the Catholic Church's counter-reformation attempt.
20. Jesuits: followers of the society of Jesus
Jesuits founded many academic institutions that are still open today
21. Anabaptistism: the belief that baptism should only be administered to believing adults.
Because they preached anabaptism, they refused to baptize the baby in front of them.
22. Calvanism: Protestant belief system started by John Calvin.
Calvanism believes people are saved/can go to heaven by faith alone and believe that our lives are predestined. We can't change what is going to happen.
What were some of the things that Europeans needed in order to begin to sail on the ocean and find an all water route to Asia?
Answer:
compass and the astrolabe
Explanation:
The compass and the astrolabe were needed by Europeans to begin to sail on the ocean and find an all-water route to Asia. Also, these tools helped explorers to sail across the Atlantic Ocean. The compass has a magnetic needle that always points towards the north. This needle can spin freely. So, a ship’s navigator could find the other directions if he knew which direction was north.
Most young people who learn mariachi music
already know Spanish. True or false?
O FALSE
O TRUE?
Answer:
True because mariachi music is in spanish so in order to learn the type of music you need to lean the language
Explanation:
Answer:
False
Explanation:
"The mind is flighty, and hard to grasp; the mind pursues all its desires. To tame the mind is great goodness. Subdue the mind and know tranquility (calmness)."
Which belief system's teachings are referred to in this quote?
Buddhism
Taoism
Legalism
Confucianism
Answer:
Buddhism
Explanation:
When something that is typically confined to a local area becomes worldwide, this process is called
.
Answer:
its firewall on edge
Explanation:
What was Alonzo Herndon main goal in life?
To gain wealth and help other African Americans
What was George Washington's role during the Constitutional Convention
Answer:
his rule was to over see the debates
Explanation:
Good deeds always bxing good. Conseque?
nces "Explain with examples.
Explain how economists use the term “guns or butter¨
Why is Washington called the “Father of Our Country?”
He took military control of the country after the Revolutionary War.
He was a Patriot, a great military commander, and an example for presidents.
He wrote most of the United States Constitution.
His writings convinced the British to give the colonies their independence.
Answer:
because he was a man who held fast to the trust as a leader, and was responsible in dealing with problems in the economy and he was a leader who listened to the grievances of the people and helped the people
find the product of (6×±7y) and (5×-3y)
answer...........?
Explanation:
30x^2 - 18xy + 35 xy -21y^2
30x^2 + 17xy - 21y^2
Why do you think the city flourished even after the death of lAexander?
Answer:
Alexandria is the second biggest city in Egypt and the country's most important harbor city. Since her founding in 331 BC, Alexandria's port saw traders from around the Mediterranean Sea, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Spaniards, Portuguese and Arabs who used the port to trade their wares.
Explanation:
Which of the following describes Spartans women..
They were trained to be strong and could own land
They were treated harshly, almost like slaves
They fought as soldiers alongside men
They didn’t have to obey men
Answer: they were treated harshly, almost live slaves
Explanation:
The Articles of Confederation stated that any changes in the government would require the agreement of all the states. Why was this considered a weakness of the Articles?
A.
it meant the government could not enforce laws
B.
it meant that Congress had too much power
C.
it meant that citizens had no say in changing the government
D.
it meant that changing the government was difficult
Answer:
D is your answer, it would be difficult for all states to agree on the changing of government.
Answer:
d
Explanation:
Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements. The first country in Eastern Europe to end communism and become a democracy was RussiaPolandGermany. Václav HavelLech Walesa Boris Yeltsin led a nonviolent change to democracy in Czechoslovakia. Because the revolution in Czechoslovakia was nonviolent, it was known as the Soft RevolutionPeaceful RevolutionVelvet Revolution
Answer:
Became a democracy was Poland
Vaclav Havel led a nonviolent change
It was known as the Velvet Revolution
Explanation:
Got it right
Answer:
the answer is B, A, C
Explanation:
some refer to the caucasus region as_______________. A. western europe B. little Europe C. little Asia D. eurasia
Answer:
eurasia
Explanation:
Answer:
d
Explanation:
How Did the Nile Shape Ancient Egypt?
I need it for an essay if you guys could help. Thank you
Answer:
the nile was very important because it was bot a source of food (fish) and flooding made the soil fertle for crops
Explanation:
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Which of the following describes the army of Alexander the Great..
It refused to keep fighting after 11 years of conquests
It came back to Greece after each victory
It wasn’t trained well and lost many battles
It was huge and moved slowest when attacking
Why did the Wheatfield decision have such a long standing impact?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
The Wheatfield decision had such a long-standing impact because it transcended the test of time and today we can see the consequences of climate change on the planet.
When Artist Agnes Denes presented his artwork "Wheatfield-A Confrontation" in 1982, she planted a two-acre field of grain in New York City. At the back of this field were the skyscrapers of the city.
This was meaningful because the artists tried to send the message that large urbanization, concrete, and steel, were a major risk for the soil, agriculture, and the land.
And as we see today, she was right and the meaning is that 30 years later, climate change is a major concern on planet earth and governments are trying to reach agreements to minimize the consequences of global warming.
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Graph with x axis labeled Quantity Demanded and numbered in hundreds, 100 to 500. Y axis is Price, with prices 0 to 6. A line representing the Demand Curve starts at 100, 5 and drops at an angle down to 500, 1. Dashed lines extend from the x and y axes to point A 10, 15. Solid lines extend upward from the x axis to the green line at points 100, 5, 200, 4, 300, 3, 400, 2, and 500, 1.
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Based on the graph, what would happen if customers demanded 550 units of this product?
The price would drop to 0.5.
The quantity would be 0.
The quantity would be 0.5.
The price would rise to 2.
Answer:
A. The price would drop to 0.5.
Explanation:
The graph shows that for every increase of 100 units of the goods demanded, price reduces by 1 unit.
When 500 units was demanded, the price was at 1. Therefore, if 550 units are demanded, the price will reduce by half, which means the price would drop to 0.5.
Answer:
The price would drop to 0.5
Explanation:
four reasons for Nepal to
establish diplomatic relations plz help
Answer:
Multilateral relations of Nepal. Nepal has played an active role in the formation of the economic development-oriented South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) and is the site of its secretariat. Human rights issues. International disputes. International trade. Illicit drugs. Bilateral relations.
is the merry go round accelerating
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
how can a person be employed
Some of the worst mass murderers in history, such as Joseph Stalin in Russia and Mao Zedong in China, have been communist dictators.
A, True
B, Flase
Answer:
A. TRUE
Explanation:
Stalin's purges of intellectuals, military leaders that could be a threat to him, religious leaders, essentially anyone judged as a utilitarian waste or threat were killed in the millions. Stalin killed off more "enemies of the state than those killed in WWII.
Mao, similar communist dictator did the same in China.
Death squads sought out innocent people and killed them just to intimidate others. Often times torture and gruesome deaths. Worked to death in slave labor camps etc.
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How did Times vs. Sullivan change the power of the press to investigate?
Answer:
it doesnt
Explanation:
Select the expression that represents the following statement: The sum of 6 and 8 multiplied by 4.
Select the expression that represents the following statement: The sum of 6 and 8 multiplied by 4.
Select the expression that represents the following statement: The sum of 6 and 8 multiplied by 4.
Select the expression that represents the following statement: The sum of 6 and 8 multiplied by 4.
Select the expression that represents the following statement: The sum of 6 and 8 multiplied by 4.
Select the expression that represents the following statement: The sum of 6 and 8 multiplied by 4.
Answer: v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254 (1964), was a landmark decision of the United States Supreme Court ruling that the freedom of speech protections in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution restrict the ability of American public officials to sue for defamation.
Explanation: