examen final Flashcards

1
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what does knowledge affect?

A

Knowledge affects our
perception of reality and
guides the actions
through which we build
social reality.

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2
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whats Objective reality?

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What we know exists independently from our will
or independent from any awareness of it.

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3
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what’s Knowledge?

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Expresses the characteristics that we suscribe to, it makes our objective reality.

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4
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what’s Reality

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It is the objective world as it is interpreted and experienced
(lived) by the subjects.
* The objective world as we interpret it generates “our reality”.
* Different interpretations generate different realities.

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5
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Through ———–
strategies it is possible to impose certain ———- and
certain social relations as —————, which enable social
relations of ——– and which hide the arbitrariness of
knowledge.

A

communication
knowledge
legitimate
domination

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what are DISCOURSES

A

body of knowledge more or less consistent around a certain
topic

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what do DISCOURSES do?

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construct, generate and legitimize different realities

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There are cases where ———– DISCOURSE has achieved to impose it’s version of
reality

A

DOMINANT

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9
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what has identity as a result?

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it is the result
of intersubjective recognition actions.

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10
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what’s built based on our interactions with others?

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SUBJECTIVITY, IDENTITY, and PERSONALITY

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whats Intersubjectivity

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the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both conscious and unconscious, between two persons or “subjects,” as facilitated by empathy.

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whats Identity

A

the interpretation we make of who we are as well as our
essential characteristics

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what’s a False identity

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an interpretation that others may
make of who we are, defining us and our essential
characteristics, that we ourselves do not identify with

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14
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you need your identity _______________ to fulfilled your life projects

A

recognized

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15
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what’s Moral Communication:

A

It is any form of Communication that promotes appreciation or disregard towards
other people, peoples, groups or cultures, either about their actions, beliefs or
lifestyles

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16
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what’s Connotative?

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meaning of a Word is the subjective meaning attributed
in relation to the culture, beliefs, and experiences of each person or
their group.

17
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what’s Denotative

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is the objective, descriptive
meaning of a word, which is less likely to change according to the
person or the cultural group subjectivity.

18
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what’s False recognition?

A

a recognition coming from a false identity. The appreciation of one or some of the characteristics of that identity.

19
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basic factors that influence signals of appreciation or disregard towards people:

A

a) Conformity or nonconformity with moral norms: During our social
interactions, to not follow the dominant social norms will provoke
a reaction of disregard or rejection, while conformity will
generate appreciation.

b) The contribution towards reaching social objectives that a
person or their lifestyle may accomplish

20
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whats Empathy?

A

the feeling of identification with something or someone. It is
also understood as the capacity to identify oneself with someone and
to share their feelings,

21
Q

______________ implies: a series of procedures through which dividing
lines are established between what is admitted and what is not,
the possibility of being true and the impossibility of being so,
discourse produces certain truths

A

Discourse

22
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what’s Hegemony

A

Automatic acceptance” given by the masses towards the direction of their social
lives as stated by the governing bodies

23
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whats Hegemonic Discourse?

A

Discourse that has been interiorized by the people they most negatively affect”

Example: The patriarchal discourse when it is defended by women.

24
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what are honnet’s sphere of recognition?

A

LOVE
RIGHTS
SOLIDARITY

25
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what does the sphere of love allows us to have?

A

self confidence, because the subject is aware of being loved by others and the subject trust his/her relationships

26
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what does the sphere of rights allows us to have?

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self respect, because they feel their autonomy is respected by others

27
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what does the sphere of solidarity allows us to have?

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self esteem, because their qualities and abilities are valued

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