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Explain how truth is created according to the approach mentioned in the image.

• Truth is created through consensus among individuals.

• Truth is created by scientific validation.

• Truth is created by historical documentation.

• Truth is created by philosophical reasoning.

What does the approach suggest about traditional beliefs regarding truth and language?

• The approach supports traditional beliefs by affirming that ideas about truth and language and universally accepted

• The approach supports traditional beliefs by affirming that truth and language are objective.

• The approach suggests that traditional beliefs about truth and language are irrelevant.

• The approach challenges traditional beliefs by suggesting that truth and language are subjective.

Reality is interpreted according to the approach, and what factors limit it?

• Perception and cognitive biases

• Scientific evidence and logic

• Cultural and social influences

• Personal experiences and emotions

Discuss the concept of meaning as presented in the image.

• The concept of meaning is subjective and varies from person to person.

• The concept of meaning is universally agreed upon and constant.

• The concept of meaning is irrelevant in the context of the image.

• The concept of meaning is only applicable to certain cultures.

What is a belief associated with Modernism?

• Skepticism of the modernist belief system

• Belief in multiple truths

• Belief in scientific ability to objectively measure, predict, and control natural phenomena

What is a characteristic of Postmodernism?

• Objectivity, absolutes, precise rationality can exist

• No ideology is derived from pure, objective, rational thought

• Belief in scientific ability to objectively measure, predict, and control natural phenomena

According to Postmodernism, meanings are constructed through:

• a fixed set of universal truths.

• individual perspectives and cultural contexts.

• a linear progression of historical events.

• a singular authoritative narrative.

The process developed by philosopher Jacques Derrida is called:

• Deconstruction

• Existentialism

• Structuralism

• Phenomenology

The process of deconstruction involves:

• analyzing and breaking down structures

• building and constructing new structures

• maintaining and preserving existing structures

• designing and planning new structures

What is 'REFERENTIAL TRUTH' in the context of deconstruction?

• A concepts that supports a principle fixed meaning

• A concept that challenges fixed meanings

• A method of textual analysis that reinforces traditional interpretations

• A theory that denies the existence of any truth in language