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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES / PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION / KAM7111 - MODERN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHERS
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The Course aims to deeply examine the the approaches, understandings and theories of moderns philosphers such as K. Marx, A. Gramsci, John Rawls and Robert Nozick about state and state-society relationship throughout the main works of the philosophers.
Brief Content of the Course
State, state-society relationship, K. Marx's approach and understanding of state, and of state-society relationship, state, civil society, hegemony in A. Gramsci, state as a power apparatus and civil society as an ideologigal apparatus in Louis Althusser, state in John Rawls's A Theory of Justice, the transformation of John Rawls's understanding of state-society relationship from A Theory of Justice to Political Liberalism, Robert Nozick's understanding of minimal state, F. Von Hayek's understanding of state-society relations.
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Endowing students with an ability to produce analitical thought on liberal and marxist approaches to state, and state-society relationship.
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Endowing students with the ability develop critical approaches to the thoughts of modern political philosophers.
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Endowing students with an ability to comparatively evaluate marxist and liberal approaches to state, and to state-society relationship, and with the ability to produce knowledge and thoughts on the same matter.
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