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The Development of Civilization Before the Greeks

The Development of Civilization Before the Greeks

The Development of Civilization Before the Greeks. Archaeological research over the last several decades-and this research has by no means come to an end-has greatly increased our knowledge of the ancient world. While the man in the broad sense seems to have been born in Africa, a threshold crucial to our discussion was crossed somewhere…

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Political Theory as an Attribute of the Western Cultural Tradition

Political Theory as an Attribute of the Western Cultural Tradition

Political Theory as an Attribute of the Western Cultural Tradition. As the preceding discussion clarifies, political theory is no primarily part of a poetic, musical, or artistic tradition. On the contrary, it is, for the most part, to be associated with a philosophical, scientific tradition and style of discourse. Indeed, political theory is more often…

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Political Theory and Political Institutions

Political Theory and Political Institutions

Political Theory and Political Institutions. Political theory as the “disciplined investigation of political problems” has in the main been the province of philosophical writers, most of them distinguished in philosophy and literature considered more generally. Thus, Plato, Aristotle, St. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Hegel, and Marx are great names in Western intellectual tradition…

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Political Theory and the Evolution of Man

Political Theory and the Evolution of Man

Political Theory and the Evolution of Man. Science in the final third of the twentieth century allows us, with a high level of confidence, to describe the man as a member of that order of the animal kingdom called the primates, like other primates and, for that matter, like all other animals and plants-constantly face…

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Principles Classification of State

Principles Classification of State

Principles Classification of State is based on two principles: (1) The number of persons who exercise supreme power. (2) The ends they seek to serve self-interest or benefit of the community. Aristotle was of the view that when the rulers aimed at the good of the community, the states would be a pure form of…

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The Idealistic or Metaphysical Theory

The Idealistic or Metaphysical Theory

The Idealistic or Metaphysical Theory is an ontological doctrine that holds that reality itself is incorporeal or experiential at its core. Beyond this, idealists disagree on which aspects of the mental are more basic. Statement of the Theory:- The idealist theory of the state, sometimes called the absolute theory, the philosophical theory, often the metaphysical…

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The Contract Theory of State

The Contract Theory of State

In moral and political philosophy, the social contract is a theory of state or model that originated during the Age of Enlightenment and is usually concerned with the legitimacy of the state’s authority over the individual. In this condition, individuals’ actions are bound only by their personal power and conscience. The Theory Explained:- As stated…

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The Organismic Theory of the State

The Organismic Theory of the State

The Organismic Theory Distinguished from Other Theories. In a sense, the state’s organismic theory represents the antithesis of the juridical theory, which, at least in the minds of some of its supporters, conceives the state to be a legal fiction or a purely mental concept of the jurists. The organismic-theory goes to the other extreme…

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The Juridical Theory of State

The Juridical Theory of State

The Juridical Theory of State of all varieties of social co-operation, one dominates the others. It is the State, and a fundamental problem in every law system consists of settling the legal relations between the State and its members, both the individuals and the juridical persons. Points of View:- As pointed out in an earlier…

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Attacks Upon the Doctrine of Sovereignty

Attacks Upon the Doctrine of Sovereignty

Attacks Upon the Doctrine of Sovereignty. Doctrines of state sovereignty tend to become salient in periods of acute political conflict and rapid social change. This is clearly evident in the attention given to the idea of sovereignty by writers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The necessity of Sovereignty Denied:- Many writers on political science…

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