Classical and Modern Political Theory
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Political Theory
Overview of the course, importance of political theory, and key concepts

Module #2
Ancient Greek Political Thought
Exploration of the works of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle on politics and governance

Module #3
The Republic by Plato
In-depth analysis of Platos most influential work on politics and the ideal state

Module #4
Aristotles Politics
Examination of Aristotles views on politics, human nature, and the good life

Module #5
Roman Political Thought
Discussion of the contributions of Cicero, Polybius, and others to Western political thought

Module #6
Medieval Political Thought
Exploration of the works of St. Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, and others on politics and theology

Module #7
The Social Contract Tradition
Introduction to the concept of the social contract and its development in the modern era

Module #8
Hobbes Leviathan
Analysis of Thomas Hobbes influential work on the social contract and the nature of the state

Module #9
Lockes Two Treatises of Government
Examination of John Lockes views on the social contract, natural rights, and the role of government

Module #10
Rousseaus Social Contract
Discussion of Jean-Jacques Rousseaus Critique of the social contract and his views on human nature and the general will

Module #11
Modern Liberalism
Exploration of the development of liberal thought, including the works of Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill

Module #12
Utilitarianism
Examination of the principles of utilitarianism and the works of Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill

Module #13
Marxism and Communism
Introduction to the works of Karl Marx and the development of Marxist thought

Module #14
The Communist Manifesto
Analysis of Marx and Engels influential work on class struggle and the role of the state

Module #15
Modern Conservatism
Exploration of the development of conservative thought, including the works of Edmund Burke and Friedrich Hayek

Module #16
Feminist Political Thought
Examination of the contributions of feminist thinkers to political theory, including Mary Wollstonecraft and Betty Friedan

Module #17
Postmodern and Poststructuralist Thought
Introduction to the challenges to traditional political theory posed by postmodern and poststructuralist thinkers

Module #18
Multiculturalism and Identity Politics
Exploration of the challenges of diversity and identity politics to modern political theory

Module #19
Global Justice and Human Rights
Examination of the principles of global justice and human rights, including the works of John Rawls and Amartya Sen

Module #20
Democratic Theory
Discussion of the principles and challenges of democratic governance, including the works of Robert Dahl and Joseph Schumpeter

Module #21
Civil Disobedience and Protest
Examination of the role of civil disobedience and protest in political theory, including the works of Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King Jr.

Module #22
Religion and Politics
Exploration of the relationship between religion and politics, including the principles of separation of church and state

Module #23
Nationalism and Sovereignty
Examination of the principles of nationalism and sovereignty, including the challenges of global governance

Module #24
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
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Classical and Modern Political Theory ( 24 Modules )

Classical and Modern Political Theory
( 24 Modules )