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Diseños curatoriales: Acto II
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Diseños curatoriales: Acto II Autores: Tarek Elhaik, George Marcus Localización: post(s), ISSN-e 2631-2670, ISSN 1390-9797, Nº. 10, 2024 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Vol. 10 (2024): post(s) 10), págs.
(Un)Informed Voting? A Test of Compulsory Voting Feedback Effects
Abstract en Compulsory voting is known to increase turnout and produce a more representative electorate, but there is considerable debate about whether it stimulates political learning. Analyses of political knowledge using cross‐national and intranational observational data arrive at mixed conclusions. Experimental research is similarly inconclusive.
Allah, hidden treasures, and the Divine Feminine
Historically, Muslim theology has been radically iconoclastic—God is not simply beyond gender but for most Muslims, also beyond anthropocentric similitudes. The idea of God the father is simply not part of the dominant Muslim imaginary. Instead Muslim theology speaks of ungendered multitudinous divine attributes as a way for humanity to relate to the One all-encompassing God.
The Modern Origins of Our Epistemic Crisis: A Media & Democracy Workshop
A well-functioning democracy, it is commonly held, depends on an informed citizenry, and that informed citizenry in turn depends on the Fourth Estate—the collection of organizations that constitute the news media. Alas, in recent years, this pillar of democratic politics has been eroding.
The Sentimental Citizen: Emotion in Democratic Politics By George E. Marcus
The Sentimental Citizen Emotion in Democratic Politics George E. Marcus BUY Emotion in Democratic Politics George E. Marcus “George Marcus deserves thanks and praise for reminding us that emotional communication and arousal are the lifeblood of politics. Leaders who ignore the primacy of voters’ feelings are doomed to failure. Voters and political scientists who imagine that politics is a question of purely ‘rational choice’ are bound to be astonished by what actually happens.
Ethnography - Cultural Anthropology
Working alone, among others, has been the essence of ethnography as method. Today, in order to ensure ethnography’s relevance, anthropologists are learning to work more profoundly with others in the very precinct that they have defined so productively—the ethnographic project, for which a certain genre of text, based on a signature research practice, is still the professional coin of the realm.
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