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| Foucault's philosophical method was called _. |
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| Genealogy in the philosophical sense can be traced back to _. |
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| Regarding power, Foucault believed a body is immersed in a _ field. |
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| The microphysics of power says that technologies that control the body are usually _ and not _. |
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| Foucault said that power is _, not possessed. |
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| A name for the agenda when information is being exchanged is called _. |
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| Foucault said that power-knowledge is disseminated in the form of _. |
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| According to Foucault, the body of a _ or a _ is alive as discourse before they are born. |
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| For Foucault, a _ is a symbol of internalization. |
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| The panopticon was developed by _. |
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| Foucault said _ and _ create who we are. |
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| The philosopher who dealt with deconstruction was _. |
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| Derrida said the most important thing about deconstruction is its lack of absolute truths, or _. |
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| According to Derrida, books, art works, sermons, and shows are all examples of _. |
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| Derrida said that _ can be deconstructed. |
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| Because of Heidegger, Derrida uses the term _ for both language and the physical world. |
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| According to Derrida, a _ or _ does not refer to an object, but only to others like it. |
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| Levi-Strauss said that societies organize their world views into _ oppositions. |
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| Anti-foundationalism is the lack of _. |
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| hard; linear; present; rigid |
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| Taking after Freud, Derrida called truth _, _, _, and _. |
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| Derrida called philosophy's demand for irreversible truths _. |
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| In language, a sign's _ is its spelling. |
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| Derrida said a sign's _ is the universal idea it seems to represent. |
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| A sign's _ is the individual object it seems to represent. |
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| The idea that hospitality is inhospitable is called _. |
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| An aporia is when a _ is not what it seems to be. |
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| Nietzsche's affirmation of a world without absolute truths or origins was what Derrida called _. |
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| Philosophers such as _ say that there will never be a true description of anything, just re-descriptions. |
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| William James said the _ theory of truth deals with an idea being true when it is in parallel with us. |
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| James said an idea is considered true when it corresponds to _. |
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| James and Rorty prefer to call something true when it is _. |
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| A _ is a person who says something is true only when it is verified. |
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| James used the _ example to demonstrate pragmatism. |
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| According to Rorty, the words people retain to explain their actions are their _. |
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| Rorty said that the _ is someone who does not think one final vocabulary is better than another. |
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| Pragmatism says that truth lives on a _ system in that it passes as long as nobody challenges it. |
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| The _ of something being true is the difference it will make in someone's actual life. |
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| According to _, Christ was prejudiced when he asked his mother what he has to do with her. |
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| Daly said that Christian promises of an afterlife have inhibited _. |
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| According to Daly, the subordinate role given to women by _ makes them appear evil. |
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| Daly's idea of the Most Unholy Trinity is made up of men's _, _, and _. |
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| Daly's Most Holy and Whole Trinity is made up of _, _, and _. |
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| Daly said that the prospect of a _ culture is absurd. |
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| According to Daly, the book of Numbers is _. |
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| A society or system that is dominated by men is a _. |
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| Daly said that men who are not rapists enjoy rape in a _ sense. |
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| According to _, there is no category in the United States for a person of mixed race. |
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| what he thinks he is; what others think he is |
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| Zack said factors shaping self-identity, besides what a man wants others to think he is, are _ and _. |
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| Zack said there are no _ characteristics of a person. |
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| A symmetry between black and white purity is part of Zack's _. |
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| Zack wishes to displace black and white categories altogether through _. |
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| Zack, using Foucault's terminology, wishes to _ the concept of mixed race. |
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| Zack wanted color to be the word to describe mixed race, but it was too often used to mean _. |
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| capitalist; patriarchal; white-supremacist |
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| The philosopher bell hooks used the terms _, _, and _ to describe American society. |
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| According to hooks, _ and _ women blame men for problems, yet discriminate against poor and black. |
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| Humanism posits universal sameness, while _ philosophy embraces difference. |
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| The belief that one can forge _ between women while recognizing differences is hooks's main point. |
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| Using the Ethics of Difference, _ said to always listen for the trace of the other person. |
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| Levinas said to never _ or _ another person. |
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| Individuals who share similar perspectives are _, according to hooks. |
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| Hooks said that ethnocentric people reject _. |
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| The separation of _ ways of sharing feminist thinking is gone, according to hooks. |
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| Women need to share their thinking across _ instead of leaving it in the spheres of the academy. |
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| Hooks said that race, class, and gender exploitation are _. |
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| According to _, humans are converging on a correct description of the universe. |
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| Genealogy was the philosophical method used by _. |
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| The one who said the most important thing about deconstruction is its lack of absolute truths was _. |
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| Power-knowledge was proposed by _. |
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| The woman who is one of America's foremost commentators on the philosophy of race is _. |
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| The Most Holy and Most Unholy Trinities were talked about by _. |
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| Binary oppositions were dealt with by _. |
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| The man who dealt with bodies being immersed in political fields was _. |
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| The woman who was a radical feminist and theologian was _. |
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| The man who wrote about the philosophy of language and phallogocentrism was _. |
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| The language philosopher who came up with the idea of final vocabulary was _. |
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| The proponent of the Ethics of Difference who said not to reductivize or totalize was _. |
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| Foucault's significance of punishment is that _ is born from it. |
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| Foucault said the sum of _ constitutes the soul. |
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