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Final Exam Review - RHET 450A
Final Exam Review - RHET 450A
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According to Foucault we should be looking to escape systems of power.
False
True
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Political anatomy is a mechanics of power that produces discipline through its link between aptitude and domination
False
True
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Michel Foucault invented the idea of the panopticon, which is a prison in which the prisoners discipline themselves
True
False
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Check the theorists we read who ascribe to some form of liberal humanism in how they go about their analysis.
Carol Adams
Patricia Williams
Frank Wilderson
William Spanos
Richard Delgado
Jean Baudrillard
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A methodological study would be interested in the method of analysis, such as if it was double-blind or not.
True
False
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The Real is a synonym for social reality.
True
False
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What is post-positivism?
Pursuing knowledge through subjectivity since objectivity is impossible
Moving beyond positive and negative analysis
The belief that there is no objective reality
Pursuing objective answers while attempting recognizing inevitable bias
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Pyschoanalysis is the study of the conscious.
True
False
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Check the theorists we read who are poststructuralists.
Slavoj Zizek
William Spanos
Michel Foucault
Tom Hanks
Patricia Williams
Richard Delgado
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The left of indigenous land is an example of gratitous violence.
True
False
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Despite differences, Spanos, Wilderson, and Baudrillard all criticize understanding time as a linear progression.
True
False
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Personhood is a legal right that applies to all humans.
False
True
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What is a poetics of engagement?
Poetry that attempts to ponder moral questions
Poetry that engages the reader
Establishing metaphors to parallel oppression
Establishing connections to forms of violence to ensure mutual seriousness
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The opposite of of something (either spoken or physical) is nothing (either silence or non-existence).
False
True
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What is the repressive hypothesis?
That repression can effectively discipline populations.
That repression ultimately will destroy the individual.
That the more something is repressed the greater the disciplinary control.
That the more something is repressed the more it will flourish.
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Patricia Williams and Frank Wilderson disagree on a similar strategy for tackling anti-blackness.
False
True
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Pedagogy is the study of...
Learning
Belief Systems
Teaching
Knowledge Production
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What are three ways someone can be turned into an absent referent?
Parallels, killing, metaphors
Literal, representational, definitional
Representational, definitional, metaphorical
Literal, definitional, metaphorical
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One's individual social location impacts their subjectivity.
True
False
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Extra-Credit: What's the Meaning of Life?
To enjoy oneself and have a good time
To make the world a better place and help others
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What are the three components of panoptic control?
Functional inversion of the discipline
The punishment of deviance
Swarming of disciplinary mechanisms
State-control of the mechanisms of discipline
Constant state of surveillance
The establishment of a sovereign
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What is deconstruction?
A means to identify explicit meaning in discourse critically
A means to identify the oppositional structuring in discourse critically
A structuralist way of engaging with history and literature
The dismantling of structures to build new discourses
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What is utilitarianism?
Doing what's best for the greatest good in a consequentialist sense.
A creation of a universal morality to ensure each action is ethical.
A creation of a contingent ethics based on the moment of the encounter.
Doing what's best for oneself and ones family.
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The Real is the thing that is
True
False
