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Children’s Use of Justice Principles in Allocation Situationsate in hypothetical situations and will discuss the child’s organization of this knowledge in the course of his or her development. Discussion will focus on the cognitive developmental model and will draw primarily on the work of Piaget (1932/1973) and Damon (1977). A comparison of Piaget’s and Damo

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Justice as Fair and Equal Treatment before the Laworated the guiding principles of justice considerations for small social units, such as dyads and small groups, and for the system as a whole (Brickman, Folger, Goode, & Schul, 1981). It has been concerned primarily with perceptions of fairness, both of participants and outside observers, in a great

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or, along with its lyrics, which talk to “all the women who [are] independent,” address young women as the song’s primary audience. The song’s video reinforces the address to this particular audience as it begins, and frequently cuts to, the image of the three singers from Destiny’s Child sitting at

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gan to ask the girls to discuss what strength and power looked like in women’s lives, talk of mothers surfaced repeatedly. Specifically, the talk revolved around (real and fictional) mothers’ independence — both their financial autonomy as well as their social and professional self-determination. No

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Karen S. Cook,Karen A. Hegtvedtrguments by various kinds of objectivists and realists, survives today in several different variants. The lively discussions within feminist epistemology give new interesting material and insights for this long-standing debate. As feminism . seems to be committed to the idea that knowledge is in som

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Helmut Lammical individualism that still predominates within most philosophy of science. The “Strong Programme” for the sociology of scientific knowledge was put forward first, to provide distinctively sociological explanations for the diversity of human beliefs about the natural world.. Whereas earlier progra

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Ronald L. Coheny outreaches those elements of it (the observational elements) that can be shown to be true (or in agreement with actual observations).. A number of strategies have been developed to minimize the threat such arguments pose to our aspirations to scientific knowledge. I want to focus on one such strat

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is both a hallmark and goal of scientific knowledge. The ideal of a value-free science was linked to the tenet that neither the individual beliefs or desires of a scientist nor the social values of a scientific community are relevant to the production of knowledge, and models of scientific method we