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Oct 16
What is politics according to different scholars?
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Oct 16
1. Aristotle: Politics is the study of the organization and governance of societies, including the distribution of power and resources among individuals and groups.
2. Max Weber: Politics is the struggle for power and influence within society, as well as the legitimate use of that power to make decisions and enforce laws.
3. Karl Marx: Politics is the expression of class struggle, with the ruling class using the state to maintain their power and control over the working class.
4. Hannah Arendt: Politics is the activity of individuals coming together to engage in public discourse and debate, with the goal of creating a common world and shared values.
5. Michel Foucault: Politics is the exercise of power and control over individuals and populations, through institutions and discourses that shape and regulate behavior.
6. John Rawls: Politics is the process of creating a just and fair society, through the establishment of principles of justice and the distribution of resources in a way that benefits all members of society.
2. Max Weber: Politics is the struggle for power and influence within society, as well as the legitimate use of that power to make decisions and enforce laws.
3. Karl Marx: Politics is the expression of class struggle, with the ruling class using the state to maintain their power and control over the working class.
4. Hannah Arendt: Politics is the activity of individuals coming together to engage in public discourse and debate, with the goal of creating a common world and shared values.
5. Michel Foucault: Politics is the exercise of power and control over individuals and populations, through institutions and discourses that shape and regulate behavior.
6. John Rawls: Politics is the process of creating a just and fair society, through the establishment of principles of justice and the distribution of resources in a way that benefits all members of society.
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Oct 16
Aristotle:
- "Politics is the supreme art and science of the state."
- "Politics aims to achieve the good life for citizens."
Machiavelli:
- "Politics is the art of acquiring and maintaining power."
- "The ends justify the means in political action."
Thomas Hobbes:
- "Politics is a social contract that establishes a sovereign authority to maintain order and peace."
- "The state of nature is a condition of constant fear and insecurity."
John Locke:
- "Politics aims to protect the natural rights of individuals, including life, liberty, and property."
- "Government should be based on the consent of the governed."
Karl Marx:
- "Politics is a superstructure that reflects the economic base of society."
- "Class struggle is the driving force of political change."
Max Weber:
- "Politics is the exercise of authority in a social relationship."
- "Authority can be based on tradition, charisma, or bureaucracy."
Hannah Arendt:
- "Politics is the activity of citizens who deliberate and act together in the public sphere."
- "Politics aims to create a common world and build a better future."
Robert Dahl:
- "Politics is a process of decision-making among groups and individuals with conflicting interests."
- "Power is the ability to control or influence others."
David Easton:
- "Politics is the authoritative allocation of values in a society."
- "Political science studies how values are allocated and the consequences of this allocation."
Michael Foucault:
- "Politics is a form of knowledge that organizes and regulates social relations."
- "Power is not only repressive but also productive."
- "Politics is the supreme art and science of the state."
- "Politics aims to achieve the good life for citizens."
Machiavelli:
- "Politics is the art of acquiring and maintaining power."
- "The ends justify the means in political action."
Thomas Hobbes:
- "Politics is a social contract that establishes a sovereign authority to maintain order and peace."
- "The state of nature is a condition of constant fear and insecurity."
John Locke:
- "Politics aims to protect the natural rights of individuals, including life, liberty, and property."
- "Government should be based on the consent of the governed."
Karl Marx:
- "Politics is a superstructure that reflects the economic base of society."
- "Class struggle is the driving force of political change."
Max Weber:
- "Politics is the exercise of authority in a social relationship."
- "Authority can be based on tradition, charisma, or bureaucracy."
Hannah Arendt:
- "Politics is the activity of citizens who deliberate and act together in the public sphere."
- "Politics aims to create a common world and build a better future."
Robert Dahl:
- "Politics is a process of decision-making among groups and individuals with conflicting interests."
- "Power is the ability to control or influence others."
David Easton:
- "Politics is the authoritative allocation of values in a society."
- "Political science studies how values are allocated and the consequences of this allocation."
Michael Foucault:
- "Politics is a form of knowledge that organizes and regulates social relations."
- "Power is not only repressive but also productive."
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