Politics, You, and Democracy Flashcards

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According to Aristotle, a human being is a

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Political animal

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Who gets what, when, and how

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Harrold Lasswell

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Politics in a collectivity.

They believe that politics is the root of many problems that may not look political

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Leftwich

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4
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What is the greek word for “affairs of the state”?

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polis

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What is the Latin word for “affairs of the state”?

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res publica

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Implies that there are affairs which do not belong to the state, and are not political

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Michael Oakeshott

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7
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Politics is reserved to the

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statesmen and stateswomen

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it is like a signal from the world, but one of the world’s problems with the world is that it sends many signals and sometimes so many that, taken together, they constitute a noise

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Intimations

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9
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refines the meaning of politics as state affairs by defining politics as the authoritative allocation of values in a society

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David Easton (1956)

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defines politics as any activity involving human beings associated together in relationship of power and authority where conflict occurs

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Robert Dahl

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11
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politics is one that relates it to government

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Miller (1962)

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12
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Politics is a way of ruling in divided societies without violence

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Bernard Crick

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13
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Tyranny of the majority

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Alexis de Tocqueville

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14
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consider state as the highest of all social organizations

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Aristotle and Jean jacques Rousseau

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the state is like medicine; it is needed because man is sick

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St. Augustine of Hippo

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16
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the state is like food; it is needed for man’s nourishment

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St. Thomas of Aquinas

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the state is a necessity that is higher and outside personal life, family life, and social life

In other words, studying politics, studying the affairs of the state, is studying about us

18
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called the state the instrument of the exploitation of the proletariat and predicted that it would wither away

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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

19
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Believe that individuals and communities cam exist without any authority and ruling over them