Global Economic Reality: Structure, Systems, and Development
Elements of the Global Economic Reality
Introduction: There are many definitions of “international economic reality.” But virtually all of them share a series of common elements, such as: the subjects or actors that make up economic relations between these individuals, institutions, organizations that regulate economic relations between subjects, the rules governing economic relations between subjects, and the existence of an “order” among all elements.
Development: In detail, the characteristics
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Understanding Feminism, Sexism, and Their Interrelation
Feminism is a socio-political movement that formally began in the late 18th century. It represents the awareness of women as a group facing oppression, domination, and exploitation by men within the patriarchy. This awareness motivates action towards liberation and societal transformation.
Sexism, often considered a significant social ill by the feminist movement, is the oppression of females.
Relationship:
Feminism seeks gender equality and an
Read MorePhilosophy of Science: Methods, Truth, and History
Philosophy of Science
The philosophy of science reflects on scientific methods, is based on its criteria for truth, and tries to locate it within the totality of human projects.
What is Science?
Science is a systematic set of propositions, logically chained and verified. The notion of a system is essential to know the real truth does not exist in isolation but must be part of a systematic set of scientific truths.
Types of Science
Sciences have been classified in many ways:
- Human sciences as opposed to
Effective English Teacher Training: Methods & Qualities
Understanding the Learner
Effective teaching begins with understanding the learner’s psychological profile, including their behavior, hobbies, and interests. This knowledge forms the foundation for tailored instruction.
Curriculum and Programming
Developing a comprehensive training curriculum and employing effective programming techniques are crucial. The curriculum should be well-structured and adaptable to various learning styles.
Motivational Teaching Techniques
Teaching techniques should prioritize
Read MoreMarx’s Materialist Conception of History and Critique of Capitalism
Marx’s Revolutionary Philosophy
Marx sought to transform philosophy into a science capable of explaining all of reality. His theory served to criticize the historical reality he lived in and, consequently, to help transform it. It is a practical philosophy with two interrelated revolutionary pretensions:
- Theoretical: To scientifically explain reality, society, and human history to obtain a theory clarifying the ideological consciousness of alienated existence.
- Practical: To develop a program of political
Understanding Human Communication: Key Concepts
Key Concepts in Human Communication
Sender, Message, Receiver, and Feedback
Code
- Competencies
- Communicative
- Ideological: “Do I want to challenge something if I consider it wrong or not? How do I talk about my ideological competition?”
- Cultural: “Do I challenge it or not, and do I adapt to the culture that surrounds me? These are my cultural competencies.”
- Discursive Restrictions: These indicate your domain over language tools. It’s about having the ability to communicate appropriately to the situation.