Midterm Flashcards

Question

Framing:

Answer 1

we don’t process the world without framing. It's the use of framed language to aid the understanding of the topic.

Answer 2

The reaction to platonic forms and platonic foundationalism. The liberal response to the notion of foundationalism by saying it's not correct.

Answer 3

“Real reason is: mostly unconscious (98%); requires emotion; uses the ‘‘logic’’ of frames, metaphors, and narratives; is physical (in brain circuitry); and varies considerably, as frames vary. And since the brain is set up to run a body, ideas and language can’t directly fit the world but rather must go through the body.”

Answer 4

Based on the presence of representationalism. Just give factual language and assume they will think rationally. ***The view that "reason is conscious, unemotional, logical, abstract, universal, and imagined concepts and language as able to fit the world directly."***

Answer 5

Facts must be framed properly to have the intended effects. Episteme must merge with doxa.

Answer 6

The idea that man is above nature hierarchy, let the market decide ideology, conservatives have more systemic causation ideologies, assumes greed is good, Equivalent Value Metaphor (everything is expressed in monetary terms), conservative populism views liberal elites negatively. They’ll say “let people decide for themselves” a “me” mindset

Answer 7

Hypocognition is the lack of ideas we need because of these frames that dominate environmental controversy. We are not understanding the forces that are changing the world clearly enough because we are so dependent on our frames.

Answer 8

A way of framing things that call for change but does not intend to get rid of it in all Doesn’t lead you to the place where you want to be done with the system (critical of capitalism but we don’t want to be done with capitalism)

Answer 9

Fact-checking is Concerned with epistemic truth and lies only; traffic in naive verbal realism; is ideology agnostic; is too narrowly focused; or is blind to the machinations of power.

Answer 10

The idea of moral panic is about generating the sense of reacting to something as if it were a crisis Sense of generating fear out of a development

Answer 11

There are three ways a lie can happen: Genetic falsehoods have more to do with the person in the situation than the falsehood itself-- suspicious motives of the person making the claim Epistemic falsehoods refers to simple lies Functional falsehoods are maybe true but could be false based off how they’re used Fact checking focuses on epistemic falsehood and doesn’t address genetic and functional falsehood

Answer 12

Invested patterns of ideas that explain and justify how society is Its power.

Answer 13

Ideology thinkings is known as naive(gullible) verbal realism Words being used aren’t correspondent to reality Language isn’t a 1-1 to reality

Answer 14

a stable, unmoving state ^applied to argument-- every argument begins and ends in an agreement Agreements have a certain notion of balance-- you have to agree about what the question the argument is about is Stasis of definition- there is argument grounded in a question on a scale of bad (sexual harassment or locker room talk

Answer 15

Frame checking is a sort of alternative to fact checking. A frame is a habit of interpretation that evolves into typical and current situations. Frames mediate our perception of evaluation of reality. Frames are central to the production of meaning because they off perspectives that organize experience

Answer 16

Fact check: Truth, naive verbal realism, ideology-agnostic, too narrowly focused, power blind Frame checking: Truth AND falsehood perspectival, rhetorical realism, sensitive/suspicious of ideology, sees frames as tropes, sensitive to power/knowledge

Answer 17

The public violation around conventional arrays around decency and privacy Forces public culture to confront private matters (like gender or sexuality) Opens up the visibility of personal, intimate matters of sex, gender, and transformation

Answer 18

Cooperative citizenship The way we work out what the democratic system is about is through deliberation Deliberation means working through things and breaking it into pieces via a discussion ^^doing this in a democratic way The way to figure out policy and how to govern is through discussion and talking through things (democratic deliberation)-- this is why the first amendment is important The more discussion, the better answers that will arise

Answer 19

One of the principles that moved isocrates for his way of teaching has to do with the concept of practical wisdom (phronesis) Educating somebody so they can be the ideal citizen The renaissance demised the teaching practice of the catholic church (scholastic) , created secular humanism (like a liberal arts college)

Answer 20

All pedagogies are ideological Critical pedagogy is the best one according to Cloud (the rhetoric prof thinks the best pedagogy is critical because it involves talking)

Answer 21

Encourages questions and leaves things up to interpretation Equip students with knowledge so they can use these skills in the real world A curriculum based on real life experiences

Midterm Flashcards

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