It will secondly examine Foucault's works though Marinucci's concept of paradigm and the essentialism/constructionism debate on sex/gender/sexuality. ... Language and vocabulary concerning sex was restricted, strictly defined, policed and censored. ... The content of schoolbooks was debated and decided upon by physicians, professors and parents, and placed great emphasis on morality and medical examples. ... Foucault's argument fits into the social construction side of Marinucci's debate. ...

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Before any useful debate as to the validity of 'class' can be achieved, it is necessary to summarise the various definitions of the word 'class'. ... It is here that we encounter one of the major stumbling blocks in this debate, that it is not possible to define and isolate a definition of class which is universally accepted as being the 'correct' definition from a sociological perspective. ... The foundings of the debate as to the 'declining significance of class are therefore well established in the roots of sociological theory. One of the main sources o...

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In Indonesia, education concerning multiculturalism has been taught to kids through their textbooks. ... In a televised debate in 2011 former French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, openly declared that multiculturalism in France was a failure (CBN News, 2011). ...

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Social media gives us an excellent platform for allowing "people to privately and publicly articulate and debate a welter of conflicting views" (Shirky). ... Concerning politics and social media applications, Shirky says that "the adoption of these tools (especially cell phones) as a way to coordinate and document real-world action is so ubiquitous that it will probably be a part of all future political movements" (Shirky). ...

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Thousands of people turn on their televisions every morning and every evening to catch up on current issues and debates. ... This program also began with an update about the Afghani crisis, which was followed by segments concerning the effect of the act on the CIA, the economy, and especially travel. ...

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Instead of entering into the debate of wether this area should receive top priority or not, we shall simply maintain, that the population problem has been defined and formulated not wholly indigenously, but to a large extent at the instigation and assistance of donor countries, and organizations. ...

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