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Functionalism became the basis of Canadian wartime policy, and to it must be credited much of the gains in Canadian influence and prestige.
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Functionalism became the basis of Canadian wartime policy, and to it must be credited much of the gains in Canadian influence and prestige.
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Functionalism maintains that the dominant condition of society is order reinforced by stability and consensus and not conflcit based on coercion and dissention.
What is Functionalism in sociology India 2009
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Functionalism in the philosophy of mind is the doctrine that what makes something a mental state of a particular type does not depend on its internal constitution, but rather on the way it functions, or the role it plays, in the system of which it is a part.
Functionalism Levin, Janet 2009
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“Functionalism and the Argument from Conceivability”.
Functionalism Levin, Janet 2009
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Functionalism views society as a system that is a set of interconnected parts which together form a whole.
What is Functionalism in sociology India 2009
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However, given the stark appearance of the buildings - the house and studio of Diego Rivera in San Angel is a prime example - Functionalism was soon assimilated into a new, more esthetic school known as the International style.
Urban Deconstruction 2006
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Functionalism says that a mental state is defined by its functional role, which includes the relations that the state bears to inputs, outputs and other mental states.
Externalism About Mental Content Lau, Joe 2008
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However, given the stark appearance of the buildings - the house and studio of Diego Rivera in San Angel is a prime example - Functionalism was soon assimilated into a new, more esthetic school known as the International style.
Urban Deconstruction 2006
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Functionalism defines states of mind as states that play particular causal-functional roles in animals or systems in which they occur.
Behaviorism Graham, George 2007
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