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• Course:SOCI1110/Auguste Comte
  ...e who started to trace some kind of order in the history of human society. People like Montesquieu, A.R.J Turgot, and Joseph de Maistre strongly influenced h ...nd psychology unifies. His books became popular around Europe, and several people including English intellectuals like '''''Karl Marx, John Stuart Mill''''',
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group I/Natural Law
  ...orn with the power of reason, interpret it. Humans interpret law to right people’s behaviour toward the common good. Underlying this theory is that all l According to Aquinas the law that guides human acts relates to people’s happiness. “Now the first principle in practical matters, which are
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group B/Law As Efficiency
  ...ods and services, not just monetary gain alone. Economists assume that all people are rational, and so to be rational is to adopt efficient means to achieve ...eached. When Pareto-optimality is reached, all possible moves to make some people better off would result in making others worse off.
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group G/Liberty-Paternalism
  ...the idea that liberty can only be restricted if it is necessary to prevent people from harming other members of society. To Mill, this is the only way libert ...ion immediately; the only thing he would be concerned about whether or not people are harmed by the HEIA, not whether or not it preserves the public health c
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group U/Feminist Jurisprudence
  ...m values these abstract views of rights and justice over the real lives of people who are directly impacted by such decisions. Our case is exemplary. The cou
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group T/Natural Law
  ...zed by the Canadian community as protecting the rights and freedoms of all people within our society. These rights and freedoms follow moral values relating ...en the Valid Lawmaker and those they govern is naturally ordered with some people being natural leaders. In Aquinas’ view the natural leaders will know wha
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group E/Separation Thesis
  ...for disobeying them. These reasons could be because the law is good, that people would not be serving their own self-interest if they did not follow them, o ...compares it to the rules in baseball). These rules develop duties between people, as well as grant them rights in certain situations. The principles of jus
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group X/Law As Efficiency
  ...e people of both states are better off, and win-lose bargains that see the people of one state better off than another who is compensated for this loss.This ...system would be a factory operating near a town. The factory employs many people and produces useful products, which contribute greatly to social wealth. Bu
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• Documentation:Learning Environment/What do we Fear
  * Change (people)
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• Teaching and Learning Resources Portal/Distance Technologies/OER
  ...r gov't funding)--but less of it. Then the resources will be used by more people. -open access is required, as well as laddering so if people leave early they get a credential, aren’t just a ‘drop out’: exit an
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group U/Law As Efficiency
  ...at the theory assumes people are rational thinkers. As rational thinkers, people put their self-interest above others. In essence, the point of law is to ma
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• Course:SOCI 1110/Emile Durkheim
  ...h Hadley Massachusetts. He came from a family of intelligent, hard working people. His father, Hiram Mead was a minister and a professor of homiletics. His m === Career and Influential People===
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• Course:SOCI1110/Arlie Hochschild
  ...iology of Emotion, which is the study of the link between social rules and people’s emotions. She uses an interactionist perspective. Here are some of her <br>'''Hochschild Theory:''' It estates that emotion is social: people regulate, express and even experience their emotions according to what is s
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• Course:SOCI1110/Emile Durkheim
  ...attests this to be the result of social solidarity as well, as the Jewish people, after all the centuries of persecution, have come together into a more tig ...he upbringing of a society, due to its strong effects of solidarity on the people following it. Religion forms communities and groups by providing individual
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• Course:SOCI1110/George Herbert Mead
  ...h Hadley Massachusetts. He came from a family of intelligent, hard working people. His father, Hiram Mead was a minister and a professor of homiletics. His m === Career and Influential People===
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• Category:Liberty/Paternalism
  ...the idea that liberty can only be restricted if it is necessary to prevent people from harming other members of society. To Mill, this is the only way libert ...ion immediately; the only thing he would be concerned about whether or not people are harmed by the HEIA, not whether or not it preserves the public health c
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group O/Liberty-Paternalism
  .... Making our governments elective and temporary so that they answer to the people. Within this principle however Mills represents that there is a danger of ...questions. They are simply concerned with when the law should interfere in people’s lives<ref>All information regarding Liberty and Paternalism and Ronald
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group R/Natural Law
  ...t above about community and all people being part of it is merely that—all people are part of the community.<ref>Ibid.</ref> He argues that, for the greater ...In a more abstract sense, the source of the power here is the will of the people through our view of social nature and interactions. While religion has fall
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group Q/Natural Law
  ...t “morally right aims.” The problem with this is that in a diverse society people have different ideas about what constitutes morally right aims. For example ...achieve universal happiness, and they can threaten, coerce and punish the people being ruled to pursue the goal.
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• Course:Law3020/2014WT1/Group S/Natural Law
  ...mmencement of their employment. As per Thomas Aquinas, if a law allows for people to benefit from its provisions in a fair manner, and they choose to be unde ...r to be able to benefit from the opt-out program specifically designed for people who are injured. Granovsky was still able to participate in intermittent wo
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