Answer: A. a socialist who called for the overthrow of the capitalist system
Karl Marx is for the spread of Marxism. He is a socialist and a notable anti-capitalist. He despised the system of capitalism to the extent of writing a book entitled " Das Kapital" in which he discussed the gradual destruction caused by capitalism.
I would say all of the above since visiting various colleges and enquiring about their programs will definitely help to choose a college as will talking to the college advisor of your school who should know about what other colleges offer and lastly joining a club or sports team should be good networking to ask other members what they know about other colleges.
Answer: The correct answer is D. Nativist.
The nativist perspective is a theory proposed by Noam Chomsky which states that language is an innate faculty. This means that humans are born with a system of language rules and norms that predispose people toward understanding and producing any given languange. He called that predisposition, the "Universal grammar". He proposed that all human languages come from said universal grammar, and one of the causes that chomsky proposes for why this would be possible, is the fact that children have a facility to learn almost any tongue with ease.
<u>In this particular case, Although angela does not speak french she is able to translate an English sentence into French, which shows that even without being familiar with a language, there is an innate predisposition towards understanding, and producing language. </u>
The correct answer is D, Nativist.
Answer:
rationalism
Explanation:
Immanuel Kant, the main ponent of this rationalist view, holds knowledge can be independent to all experiences, thus a priori.
Intuition and deduction are to reason instruments providing knowledge we already have, then this understanding is gained independent from our experience through senses.
Kant follows Rationalist predecesors who argue against empiricism.
He draws on Plato, holding human knowledge is obtained a prior, (before experience) as a rational insight is separate from sense experiences.
A priori knowledge, in Western philosophy since the time of Immanuel Kant, knowledge that is independent of all particular experiences, as opposed to a posteriori knowledge, which derives from experience.