jh Related Issue #1: To What extent should ideology be the foundation of Identity? Related Issue #1 Key Terms Influencial Case Studies Introduction People/Thinkers (Historical and/or Chapters 1-2 Contemporary) Factors, Point of View George Orwell 1984 Expressions, Perspective Aldous Huxley Brave New Characteristic, World Ideology Thomas Themes of Hobbes Leviathan ‘Big Brother’ Ideologies Citizenship John Locke First Nations J.J. Rousseau Holistic Lifelong Personal Identity Principles of Learning Model Nelson Collective Liberalism Long Walk to Mandela Identity Freedom Dystopia Tommy Quebec Act Principles of Douglas Social Contract Collectivism 1774 Milton State of Nature Friedman Official Fear, Violence, Philosophers Languages Act Ovide Mercredi Dangerous 1969 Interest Jim Keegstra Charter of Rights Mary Divine Right of Political & & Freedoms Wollstonecraft Kings Economic 1982 Al Gore Life, Liberty and Spectrum Multiculturalism Property Act 1985 Representative Personal Myanmar Democracy identity being Burma Beliefs and shaped by Vindication of Values ideology the rights of FACTORS: Women Culture Second Treatise Language of Civil Gov’t Media An Inconvenient Relationship to Truth the land Environment Gender Religion Spirituality Hegemony
jh Related Issue #1: To What extent should ideology be the foundation of Identity? Related Issue #1 Introduction Chapters 1-2 Key Terms Influencial People/Thinkers Case Studies (Historical and/or Contemporary) Factors, Expressions, Characteristic, Themes of Ideologies Principles of Liberalism Principles of Collectivism Philosophers Political & Economic Spectrum Personal identity being shaped by ideology Point of View Perspective Ideology ‘Big Brother’ Citizenship Personal Identity Collective Identity Dystopia Social Contract State of Nature Fear, Violence, Dangerous Divine Right of Kings Life, Liberty and Property Representative Democracy Beliefs and Values FACTORS: Culture Language Media Relationship to the land Environment Gender Religion Spirituality Hegemony George Orwell Aldous Huxley Thomas Hobbes John Locke J.J. Rousseau Nelson Mandela Tommy Douglas Milton Friedman Ovide Mercredi Jim Keegstra Mary Wollstonecraft Al Gore 1984 Brave New World Leviathan First Nations Holistic Lifelong Learning Model Long Walk to Freedom Quebec Act 1774 Official Languages Act 1969 Charter of Rights & Freedoms 1982 Multiculturalism Act 1985 Myanmar Burma Vindication of the rights of Women Second Treatise of Civil Gov’t An Inconvenient Truth Interest
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