On the one hand, "the attack on moral relativism was part of an effort to rearm the West spiritually" for the battle ahead, while "the attack on cognitive relativism aimed at making a clear distinction between the scholarship and science of the Free World and the debased practices of its enemies" (282). In the long run, the opinions should fall beyond the margins of historiography, and therefore the judgment of any work of historiography should not be preset by a conceptual disagreement. Novick's perspective on the objectivity question undoubtedly guided his book. However, his beliefs are unable to create the past. Even the most simple personal beliefs and bias can skew the appearance we see of the
From the beginning, both said that race and ethnic beliefs would not come in the way of decision making. Sotomayer made it apparent that she followed the Judicial Restraint philosophy and ultimately believe “what the constitution/laws stated is exactly how they are supposed to be interpreted”, not personal thoughts included. Thomas was the complete opposite, concluding that he followed the Judicial Activism philosophy. But, after reading research, it can be determined that no matter what philosophy that they followed, the judges background and ethnicity influenced their rulings and public
Hardage was familiar with the anti-discrimination policy of CBS, still he did not involve the company in the matter. While making decision that CBS could avoid liability, the court relied on the fact that Hardage was unsuccessful in establishing a factual disagreement with regard to affirmative defense
What is the context of the text (author, time, setting, audience). If you cannot discern the context, explain why. -“Hip: The History” was written by John Leland and published in 2004. This text was meant to be addressed to American citizens who themselves are “hipsters” today and/or American citizens that don't know the history of those eras. 2.What is the topic of this text?
It will show how these policies didn’t make them neutral. This essay will not look at the foreign nations reactions nor will it look at policies made by them against the US. This essay will also not look at how these foreign policies benefitted or hurt America domestically. The US first removes neutrality from their title by limiting Japanese expansion
Turner's idea of the American frontier was a place open for settlement; without (generally) a strong military presence to restrict this. This kind of 'frontier' in Europe has not existed in a long time, since the Romans and Greeks faced strong resistance when they tried to conquer other European nations. Examine the language used by Turner. What does his use of such terms as “savagery” reveal about his social philosophy? The frontier thesis is the assertion that the American character, including such traits as democracy and materialism, derived from the frontier experience.
FANNIE MAE Velma Powell Capella University This bibliography paper will examine Fannie Mae disruptive innovation on the housing and economic downturn. Management not upholding ethic in their social environment, as well within their organization. The effects causing implementing strategic matters that should enhance the market in forgotten minorities’ areas allowing opportunities for all to have a piece of America-homestead. History Fannie Mae formerly known as Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA), following the time of the Great Depression the National Housing Act was established in 1938 by Franklin D. Roosevelt, (Pickert, 2008). Purchasing the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) mortgage, Fannie Mae established
APA Assignment 2: The Outline In this assignment, you will be constructing an outline that reorganizes an already existing paper. It’s a bit like working backwards, but with the goal of improving the flow of the paper. As the directions state, the Sample Paper is currently organized as a string or series of individual article reviews, which is incorrect. The Sample Paper does little to synthesize the material and support the research proposal being put forth in the Methods section (Week 8 assignment). However, arranging a paper topically—that is, dividing the main thesis into subtopics and supporting details—will lead to a much more convincing paper.
In Martin’s essay, he seeks out to analyze the racial barriers and segregation and to report how Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia both eventually waned off of racially exclusionary policies and segregation policies in intersectional matches through compromise and innovation, despite relentless opposition from within their own. Martin uses oral history in his essay to present unique individual insights in key turning points and/or key moments in the historical moments of that time, and furthermore, incorporates it into his interpretation and telling of other events. It is important to point out, however, that Martin does not integrate a significant amount of oral history into his essay and, additionally, does not distinguish or make clear how much or what parts of his essay are derived from oral history. One can infer that perhaps Martin’s underlying purpose was to report solely on the institutional clashes the two schools experienced while leaving the immoral social aspects of both schools out of
Newly free black, brown, and yellow nations could not support a country that continued treating non-whites like second-class citizens at home. And even conservatives like Richard Nixon himself used the phrase! All in all, this aspect of Civil Rights traditionally isn’t discussed much. To say that Civil Rights came about not just through sheer altruism, but also because of self-interest, diminishes the mythology that has built up around the movement. But it makes more sense.