Compared to Artificial Concepts Learned in Science and Math, Natural

question 10

Multiple Choice

Compared to artificial concepts learned in science and math, natural concepts tend to be

• A) easier to learn.
• B) very clear and well defined.
• C) fuzzy with unclear boundaries.
• D) good fits with a rigid classification system.
• E) biologically innate.

Understand Charles Taylor’s perspective on how the self and sociality are framed within modernity.

Comprehend the significance of various institutions in shaping modernity according to different sociologists.

Recognize Ulrich Beck’s theory on the entwinement of nature and society and the concept of reflexive modernity.

Identify the impacts and consequences of modernity as described by sociologists like Anthony Giddens and Zygmunt Bauman.

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Definitions:

Recommendations

Suggestions or proposals offered with the aim of advising or guiding actions and decisions.

Trained Researchers

Individuals who have undergone specific training to conduct scholarly or scientific investigations in a methodical and systematic manner.

Theoretical Framework

A structure of assumptions, principles, and rules that holds together the ideas comprising a broad concept, guiding research by providing a context for understanding findings.

Emancipating/Enhancing/Critical Mode

An approach in research and analysis focused on revealing issues of power, inequality, and enabling critical understanding and transformation.