Definitions
What is Canada's publicly funded healthcare system known as?
Medicare
'Legal Personhood' is not subjective. Explain why.
FALSE// Personhood is constructed as a legal subjectivity and may be transformed as it both shapes and is shaped by the everyday life of individuals as well as political and social institutions. So to the contrary personhood we could say that outside factors influence our perception within the legal system contributing to our legal subjectivity
(blank) is an analytical framework that shows how different social identities, such as race, gender, class, and sexuality overlap to create unique and compounded experiences of discrimination or privilege
Intersectionality
What is is a 'Fictional Rights Bearer?
Being recognized as a 'person' in the legal context but not guaranteed substantive social protection, rights and responsibilities, and entails virtually no democratic voice at all.
Factors such as race, age, affluence, etc. influence the your identity as a 'legal subject'. Explain your reasoning.
TRUE
(blank) is the philosophical and ontological view that all things exist and derive their meaning from networks of relationships and interdependence rather than as isolated, independent entities.
Relationality
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9/10 (1 point off for humility)
Does Canada have an ageing population?
TRUE// Canada’s population is rapidly aging, with seniors aged 65 and older accounting for roughly 19% of the population (about 8.4 million people)
(blank) is central to the integrity of the person and forms the interrelationship of the individual and the community within a liberal scheme where everyone is entitled to a personal sphere of freedom protected from interference by fellow citizens or the community as a whole.
Autonomy