Prelims 2 Flashcards
claim it is impossible for anyone, especially women, to achieve true freedom in a class-based society.
Marxist-socialist feminists
hold that the patriarchal system that oppresses women must be completely eliminated and that women should be free to exercise total sexual and reproductive freedom.
Radical libertarian feminists
explain how the idea of ‘sameness’ could counterintuitively be used as an instrument of oppression rather than liberation.
Multicultural feminists
urge women to extricate themselves from the institution of compulsory heterosexuality.
Radical cultural feminists
recognizes the power of discourse to shape reality both perceptions of reality and the concrete reality that is perceived.
Post-structuralism
grounded in the concept of over determination, even when the concept does not appear explicitly in textual presentations.
Post-structuralism
This method is characterized by the assumption that one side wins and everyone else loses. It doesn’t allow room for diverse perspectives into a well-informed total picture.
Competing
They choose this method when the discomfort of confrontation exceeds the potential reward of resolution of the conflict. While this might seem easy to accommodate for the facilitator, people aren’t really contributing anything of value to the conversation and may be withholding worthwhile ideas. When conflict is avoided, nothing is resolved.
Avoiding
The concept is that everyone gives up a little bit of what they want, and no one gets everything they want
Compromising
group may learn to allow each participant to make a contribution with the possibility of co- creating a shared solution that everyone can support. A great way to collaborate and overcome conflict is to reach out and touch them.
Collaborating
This may appear to be a gracious way to give in when one figures out s/he has been wrong about an argument.
Accommodating
The act shall be known as “the arbitration law”
R.A 876
also known as the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines as amended, the Rules of Procedure for Mediation Outside Litigation.
Republic Act NO. 8293,
Mediation is terminated upon:
a. the signing by the parties of a settlement agreement;
b. the notification in writing made to the Mediator by any party that such party has decided no longer to pursue the mediation;
c. the notification in writing by the Mediator to the parties that, in the Mediator’s opinion, the mediation will not resolve the dispute between the parties. The non-settlement of dispute shall in no way result in the parties being precluded or barred from bringing an action to IPOPHL or competent judicial or administrative body.
