Political Thought

"I only want to reverse the Law Forest to avoid creditors and to avoid them"

"But what is the law? It must have been done at some point made by a man like you and me ... why to make the law now to allow my son to hit their father Is not it possible? "

"We should not see many people think about us, but those who understand justice and injustice tell the truth what to say."

"The anger of the lamb against the great birds of prey does not make us wonder, but there is no reason to grab them with powerful birds of prey and grab them for themselves."

"Political power is that the power of everyone in the state of nature is abandoned in the hands of society and the power is entrusted to the hands of the ruler of society."

"The first person who closed the land and placed it behind the head said that it was mine, and people realized that he could easily believe him, which is the true founder of civil society "Said.

Political philosophy and political philosophy are studies of power, justice, rights, law, and other issues related to governance. Political science believes that these concepts are like this, but political thought asks how they are produced and what effect they have. Just as Socrates' simple question "How should we rule over?" Is executed, what is legitimizing the government? This problem is a political chaos at a critical moment . Political thought asks what form the government takes and questions why it should be taken, the citizen's responsibility to the legitimate government if any, and possibly legally beaten. Generally speaking, political thought, political philosophy and political theory are often used interchangeably and mean to study philosophical texts related to politics.

Our political theory school has special advantages in classical political thought, early modern and contemporary political thought, social science philosophy, democratic theory, modern and feminist theory. It is in international relations theory and the political development of the United States. We encourage you to learn interdisciplinary and international research by philosophy, comparative literature research, rhetoric and public culture, gender and sexual research, critical theory and classical co-teachers.