ENGL 1040 Lecture Notes - Blue Book, Social Stratification, Men...
28 Mar 2014
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No person is an island - all of us are are product of our surroundings. Nurture (environment) is more important than nature (biological makeup) Classroom setting: we have a choice on how to behave in this setting but there are forceful constraints that keep you from doing them (i. e. dal security) We get quiet when the powerpoint goes on -- its what we are suppose to do -- don"t think about it consciously. Conditioned to behave in certain ways in classrooms. All of these refers to the different philosophies as what it"s like to be a person -- shorthand for an entire way of looking at the world. The individual: sees people as self-controlled, self-determined (you determine who you are - no outside force (parents, etc) tells you who you are going to be), self-aware - we understand ourselves completely.
