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POLITICS
212 (TH) WESTERN
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY |
Prof.
Sammy Basu |
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COURSE SUMMARY |
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This course surveys selected texts in the pre-modern
history of Western political philosophy.
Attention is paid to the range of responses to some of the fundamental
moral and practical themes of political philosophy, such as authority,
justice, obligation, liberty, equality, property, revolution, order,
progress, and rights. Both the
themes and the responses are evaluated philosophically and viewed
historically. |
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PLATO
(428-348BC) |
ARISTOTLE
(384-322BC) |
NICCOLO MACHIAVELLI
(1469-1527) |
THOMAS HOBBES
(1588-1679) |
JOHN LOCKE
(1632-1704) |
JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU
(1712-1778) |
JOHN STUART MILL
(1806-1873) |