Week 3 Flashcards

Political Philosophy

1
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City in speech (person + meaning)

A

City in speech = Plato’s Republic

Means ideal city

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Noble Lie

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Noble Lie = the god mixed metals in to the souls of the three classes

(gold for guardians, silver for auxiliaries, and bronze for craftsmen)

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Goal of Political Philosophy

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Political Philosophy:

attempts to provide ageless understanding of nature of political life

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4
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“Advantage of the established ruling body”
(origin?)

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Plato’s Republic

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5
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Role of Guardians in City of Speech

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Role of Guardians:

gentle to their own and cruel to enemies

care for the city

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Rule of the Philosopher Kings (person + meaning)

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Rule of the Philosopher Kings:

Socrates

Political Power and Philosophy coincide

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Aristotle’s Politics (goal + purpose)

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aiming for the good

purpose of political community is to live the good life

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8
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Origin of political community (Aristotle)

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Household

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9
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“Man is by nature a political animal”
(origin?)

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Aristotle politics

human beings have a unique capability of speech
+
capability to determine what is just or unjust

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10
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Meaning of “State” in Aristotle Politics

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community created to pursue the highest good

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Justice meaning (Aristotle)

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Aristotle:
justice is the bond of men in states

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12
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Meaning of natural slaves (Aristotle)

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no capability for reason

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13
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“Natural slaves and women cannot be citizens”
(origin?)

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Aristotle Politics

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14
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“Political rule must be free and equal of persons”
(origin?)

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Aristotle Politics

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15
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Learn Political rule by being ruled (origin?)

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Aristotle Politics

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16
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“Politics is about equality and direct participation”

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Aristotle Politics

17
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Define Citizen (aristotle)

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someone partaking in decision and office

someone who rules and is ruled

18
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Aristotle’s perspective on property

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property should be private, but common in use

voluntary sharing

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