1. Plato and the Theory of Forms
- The Forms: Perfect, unchanging, and eternal patterns (blueprints) of everything in the world.
- Reality: Physical objects (like a hand-drawn circle) are just imperfect copies of the perfect Form. The Form is "more real" than the
physical object.
- Location: Forms do not exist in space or time; they exist in a transcendent realm.
- Aristotle’s View: Unlike Plato, Aristotle believed forms exist inside objects, not in a separate world.
2. The Allegory of the Cave
The
Morpheme- smallest unit of meaning in language (Cat, Un). Phonemes- Smallest sound units that change meaning (e.g., /p/ vs /b
Semantic content: the meaning of each word
prescriptive rule of grammar- Prescriptive rules have to do with how language should be used.
Generativity- ability to produce and understand unlimited new sentences from finite rules/words
Phrase-structure- Rules that specify how phrases/sentences are built
Categorical perception- The differences between categories is the reason
...1. core
scarcity = wants > resources → choice
2. economics
study of choices under scarcity + incentives
3. micro/macro
micro: individuals, firms
macro: whole economy
4. main questions
what / how / for whom
self-interest vs social interest
5. what-how-for whom
what: goods + quantity
how: production method
for whom: depends on income
7. definitions
tradeoff = give up A for B
opportunity cost = best forgone
benefit = gain
8. rational rule
choose if benefit ≥ cost
9. marginal
MC = cost of 1 more
MB = benefit
Class 10 English Guide Book: Based on New Curriculum
2082 (All Units Covered)
Unit 1 Current affairs and Issues
Reading 1: How Driverless Cars Will Change our World
A. The following words have two different meanings. Match each word with the meaning in the context of the text above.
Answer:
a. glare: an intense blinding light
b. curb: a stone edging to a pavement or raised path
c. hail to call somebody in order to attract their attention
d. commute: to travel regularly between workplace and home
e. serene:...
🔹 1. FUNÇÃO SOCIAL DO CONTRATO 📖 Explicação
A função social limita a liberdade contratual, exigindo que o contrato respeite não apenas os interesses das partes, mas também a coletividade e o equilíbrio social.
Exemplos: Contrato discriminatório → inválido, Contrato abusivo → pode ser revisto
Como Escrever Na Prova : A função social do contrato, prevista no art. 421 do Código Civil, estabelece que a liberdade contratual deve ser exercida em conformidade com sua função
What DBMS? difference DBMS and RDBM
A DBMS is a program that acts as an
interface between users and a database,
allowing users to interact with data without
needing to know how it is stored internal
Example of dbms some popular
MySQL, Oracle Database
Microsoft SQL Server
MongoDB
Types of DBMS
Hierarchical DBMS – Data organized like a tree
Network DBMS – Data linked in a network structure
Relational DBMS (RDBMS) – Data stored in tables (most common)
NoSQL DBMS – Used for unstructured or big...
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