Biological Determinism Naturalistic Fallacy Androcentrism

For each of the three concepts below, please provide a brief definition explaining the meaning of the concept. For each concept, please provide an example from our course materials that helps to illustrate what the term means/why it is significant. Readings, lectures, slides, clips/documentaries are all fair game for use as examples. After taking time to reflect upon our course materials and discussions so far, please compose a critical response to the following prompt. Please be sure to address all portions of the prompt. In responding, please include at least two examples from our course materials that help elaborate, explain or otherwise illustrate the answer you are providing. Approximate Length: 3-5 Paragraphs In-text citations/quotations are not required, but are you are welcome to use them. If direct quotes or paraphrases are included, please include brief citation information (e.g. last name, page number). A separate works cited page is not required. Please use 12pt. Times New Roman font and double-spaced paragraphs. Please remember to insert page numbers and a header with full name. Thank you!! Happy Writing!! We have been investigating an approach to the study of science known as feminist standpoint theory. Standpoint theories maintain that paying explicit attention to 1.) historically and currently less powerful and privileged social experiences and perspectives (in terms of gender, race, class identities/relations etc.) as well as 2.) the roles of politics and ethics in STEM will result in the attainment of more and better knowledge, including more objective scientific, technological, and medical knowledge. First, please explain the logic behind feminist standpoint theories. What initial premises inform these theories, and what punchlines or conclusions do they arrive at? Next, please identify and describe some of the critiques that have been made of standpoint theories by traditional approaches? (Hint: think of objectivity) Finally, please identify and explain some of the critiques that have been made of standpoint theories by intersectional approaches? (Hint: think of ‘Woman’ as category) (Please remember to include two examples when answering Thanks!) Requirements: solve Biological Determinism Naturalistic Fallacy Androcentrism