CSCT 1CS3 Study Guide - Final Guide: Instrumental And Value Rationality, Thesis Statement, Multiple Choice
6 Feb 2014
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Part a: multiple choice (40 questions 1 mark each worth 50% of the exam approx 60 minutes) Part b: essay question (40 marks worth 50% of the exam approx. Choose one of the following three topics and write a fully developed, well-argued essay. Be sure to include a thesis statement and to support your argument with details covered in lecture, readings, and/or tutorial: examinable material: Textbook popular culture: a user"s guide. Online articles: sample questions, which of the following is not likely to be a consequence of instrumental. Interpellation political, and historical contexts is known as: a) b: posthumanism, social constructivism, __________ said that everything we consume has been produced. So a new politics of consumption must take into account the labour, environmental, and other conditions under which products are made, and argue for high standards. : frantz fanon, henri lefebvre, juliet schor, antonio gramsci, sample essay questions:
