Ordinarily We Need to Know Not Only What Something Is

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Essay

Ordinarily we need to know not only what something is, but also where it is. Because vision doesn't give us this information directly, we must infer it. Explain five of the visual cues listed in the textbook.
Module: 4.2

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Definitions:

Capitalism

An economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, investments determined by private decision, and prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market.

Growth of the State

The process of increase in the size and scope of government activities, often referring to the expansion of its regulatory, taxing, and coercive capacities.

Industrial Societies

Are societies that use machines and fuel to greatly increase the supply and dependability of food and finished goods. The first such society emerged in Great Britain in the last decades of the eighteenth century.

Social Control

Mechanisms, strategies, and institutions by which societies attempt to regulate individual behavior to maintain societal order and cohesion.