Political Philosophy
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Political Philosophy
An overview of the field of political philosophy, its importance, and key concepts

Module #2
Ancient Greek Roots:Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
Exploration of the foundational ideas of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle and their influence on Western political thought

Module #3
The Social Contract Tradition
Examination of the social contract theories of Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau and their implications for politics and morality

Module #4
Liberalism and the Enlightenment
Discussion of the key concepts of liberalism, including liberty, equality, and the role of reason in politics

Module #5
Conservatism and the Counter-Enlightenment
Analysis of conservative thought, including the ideas of Burke and others on tradition, authority, and the limits of human knowledge

Module #6
Utilitarianism and the Philosophy of Jeremy Bentham
Examination of Benthams ideas on utility, pleasure, and pain, and their application to politics and ethics

Module #7
The Philosophy of John Stuart Mill
In-depth exploration of Mills ideas on liberty, individuality, and the role of government in promoting human flourishing

Module #8
Marxism and the Critique of Capitalism
Analysis of Marxs ideas on alienation, exploitation, and the role of class in shaping society

Module #9
Anarchism and the Rejection of the State
Examination of anarchism as a political philosophy, including its roots in individualism and its critique of authority

Module #10
Nationalism and the Politics of Identity
Discussion of the rise of nationalism, its relationship to identity, and its implications for politics and morality

Module #11
Feminist Political Philosophy
Analysis of feminist thought on gender, power, and justice, including the ideas of Wollstonecraft, de Beauvoir, and others

Module #12
Race, Racism, and Political Philosophy
Examination of the role of race in shaping political thought and institutions, including the ideas of Du Bois and others

Module #13
Global Justice and Human Rights
Discussion of the concept of global justice, including the ideas of Rawls, Sen, and others on international ethics and human rights

Module #14
Democracy and Its Critics
Analysis of the concept of democracy, including its advantages and disadvantages, and critiques from thinkers such as Plato and Nietzsche

Module #15
The Role of the State:Minimalism vs. Activism
Examination of the proper role of the state in society, including debates over minimalism and activism

Module #16
Economic Systems:Capitalism, Socialism, and Alternatives
Comparison and critique of different economic systems, including capitalism, socialism, and anarchist economics

Module #17
Justice and Equality
In-depth exploration of the concepts of justice and equality, including theories of distributive justice and fairness

Module #18
Punishment and the Role of the State
Analysis of the morality and efficacy of punishment, including debates over retribution, rehabilitation, and restorative justice

Module #19
War, Peace, and International Relations
Examination of the ethics of war, peace, and international relations, including debates over realpolitik and idealism

Module #20
Environmental Political Philosophy
Discussion of the relationship between politics and the environment, including debates over sustainability and ecological justice

Module #21
The Politics of Identity and Recognition
Analysis of the role of recognition and identity in shaping politics, including debates over multiculturalism and liberalism

Module #22
The Impact of Technology on Politics
Examination of the ways in which technology is changing politics, including debates over surveillance, privacy, and digital democracy

Module #23
Contemporary Political Philosophy:Case Studies
In-depth analysis of contemporary issues and debates in political philosophy, including topics such as immigration, healthcare, and economic inequality

Module #24
The Future of Political Philosophy
Discussion of the future directions of political philosophy, including debates over methodology, ideology, and the role of philosophy in politics

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Political Philosophy career

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Political Philosophy ( 25 Modules )

Political Philosophy
( 25 Modules )