Questions and Answers
What does 'cultural and social' explore?
It explores how daily issues have an impact on our daily lives, relationships, customs, beliefs, etc.
What does 'artistic and philosophical' examine?
It explores how artwork expresses ideas about the issue and what philosophers think.
What is the focus of the 'ethical' lens?
It explores an issue at a moral level, considering human rights and laws.
What does the 'political and historical' lens explore?
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What does the 'futuristic' lens focus on?
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What does the 'environmental' lens explore?
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What is the focus of the 'economic' lens?
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What does the 'scientific' lens examine?
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What are perspectives in the context of these lenses?
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What is a lens in the context of examining issues?
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Study Notes
Lenses in AP Seminar
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Cultural and Social Lens
- Analyzes the influence of daily issues on lives, relationships, customs, and beliefs.
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Artistic and Philosophical Lens
- Examines how art conveys ideas about societal issues alongside philosophical viewpoints.
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Ethical Lens
- Evaluates moral dimensions of issues, considering human rights and relevant laws.
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Political and Historical Lens
- Investigates how issues affect government decisions and examines their historical context.
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Futuristic Lens
- Explores potential impacts of issues on future developments and scenarios.
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Environmental Lens
- Assesses effects of issues on the environment and surrounding ecosystems.
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Economic Lens
- Focuses on the economic ramifications of specific issues, including financial impacts.
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Scientific Lens
- Utilizes research-based data and insights from the medical field to explore issues.
Perspectives in AP Seminar
- Represents a point of view influenced by personal experience or stakeholder status regarding an issue.
- Knowledgeable individuals can provide informed insights on the topic.
- Context plays a significant role in shaping each perspective.
- Multiple perspectives can emerge from each lens, enhancing understanding of the issue.
Lens Definition
- A lens serves as a narrowed filter to analyze specific topics or issues.
- There are eight distinct lenses used for examination.
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Review key concepts of cultural, social, artistic, ethical, and political perspectives in this AP Seminar quiz. Each card presents a lens through which to evaluate daily issues and their broader implications. Perfect for students preparing for exams or seeking to deepen their understanding of various viewpoints.
