British Political Philosophy
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A Comparison of British Political Philosophy Over Time
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Abstract
The goal of this project is to write a comparison of British Political Philosophy from its beginnings, the Enlightenment period, to contemporary times and attempt to explain why it has changed over time. Most people have different opinions on Politics and political philosophy due to its controversial nature. In my opinion it is very important to understand the reasons behind people's opinions in order to be able to make an informed decision about ones own political views. At WPI I have taken 2 history courses and 1 philosophy course, HI 1332, HI 2332, and PY 1731. I have never done a philosophy project like this before on my own so it should be an interesting and challenging experience.
Introduction
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Section 1: Background
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Bertrand Russell
James Tully
Section 2: Deliverable
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Conclusion
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