Answer:
Instrumentality
Explanation:
Martha Nussbaum is a political philosopher who has written on the subject of feminism. One of the topics that Nussbaum has dealt with is that of objectification. Objectification is central to feminist theory. It is composed of seven elements:<em> instrumentality, denial of autonomy, inertness, fungibility, violability, ownership </em>and<em> denial of subjectivity</em>. Nussbaum argues that instrumentality is the most morally suspect of the seven. Instrumentality refers to the treatment of a person as a tool for the objectifier's purposes.
Jenna’s behavior best demonstrates egocentrism—ecgocentrism is
a way where an individual has the ability of which he or she can’t
differentiate his or herself and the other party involved in a specific
scenario or it is also a way of not being able to understand the perspective of
others and even their own.
Answer:
National standards, grants-in-aids, overriding power
Explanation:
The federal government can standardize policies between states by setting national standards which the states are bound to comply with.
The federal government also ensures standardization by overriding states laws and policies that are inconsistent with federal policies.
The federal governments can also use grants-in-aids to compensate states whose policies are similar to those supported by the federal government thus causing other states to adopt those policies.
Yellow river (china)
Indus river (India)
Tigris river (<span>Mesopotamia)
Nile river ( Egypt)</span>
Answer: it goes to the house of congress
Explanation:
