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| ARTICLES RELATED TO political philosophy | | | |  political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - List of pejorative political puns - Political Systems/Philosophies
List of pejorative political puns - Democracy.
demockery [9]: suggests mockery
democrazy [10]: suggests crazy
demogogcracy suggests that politicians spend too much time on punditry, rather than governance
dumbocracy (in, for example, the title of Robert Brustein's book Dumbocracy in America: Studies in the theatre of guilt, 1987–1994, ISBN 1566630606): suggests dumb (sense of 'stupid')
demoncracy suggests ...
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - George Grant - Politics and philosophy In 1965, he published Lament for a Nation which regretted what he claimed was Canada's inevitable absorption by the United States. Grant articulated a political philosophy which was becoming known as Red Toryism which promoted the collectivist and communitarian aspects of the conservative tradition as exemplified by Sir John A. Macdonald as opposed to the libertarian and individualist traditions of liberalism. And in point of fact, Grant's views, and Red Toryism itself, is essent ...
See also:George Grant, George Grant - Family legacy, George Grant - Education and teaching, George Grant - Politics and philosophy, George Grant - Honours, George Grant - List of works, George Grant - Works as subject, George Grant - Articles on subject Read more here: » George Grant: Encyclopedia II - George Grant - Politics and philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy The term analytic philosophy is slightly ambiguous and generally has three meanings: doctrine, method, and tradition.
The doctrines most often called "analytic philosophy" are logical positivism and logical atomism; more loosely, the term can refer to ordinary language philosophy, common sense philosophy, or some amalgam of the above. This usage made some sense until the 1950s, when most prominent "analytic" philosophers were commonly engaged in a few related research programmes and committed to similar basic these ...
See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - David Stove - Political Philosophy After his youthful flirtations with Marxism Stove abandoned the left. His views were summed-up well in his paper 'Why You Should be A Conservative' (reprinted in part as 'The Columbus Argument'). His main argument in this paper was that just as there are many more ways to make a television set worse than those which will make it better, so there are many more ways to make society worse than to make it better. If we think otherwise that is only because we have been fed 'a one-sided diet of examples', such as Christopher Columbus, Copernicus a ...
See also:David Stove, David Stove - Life, David Stove - Reputation, David Stove - Philosophy of Science Induction and Probability, David Stove - Polemics against Popper and other 'irrationalists', David Stove - The Plato Cult, David Stove - Political Philosophy, David Stove - Darwinism, David Stove - Stove's contrariness, David Stove - A selected bibliography Read more here: » David Stove: Encyclopedia II - David Stove - Political Philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Civil religion - Practical political philosophy Professional commentators on political and social matters writing in newspapers and magazines sometimes use the term civil religion or civic religion to refer to ritual expressions of patriotism of a sort practiced in all countries, not always including religion in the conventional sense of the word.
Among such practices are the following:
Civil religion - Examples.
crowds singing the national anthem at certain public gatherings;
parades or displaying of th ...
See also:Civil religion, Civil religion - Sociology of religion, Civil religion - Examples, Civil religion - Practical political philosophy, Civil religion - Examples, Civil religion - The two concepts are related, Civil religion - History, Civil religion - Issues, Civil religion - Notes, Civil religion - Reference Read more here: » Civil religion: Encyclopedia II - Civil religion - Practical political philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy The term "analytic philosophy" in part denotes the fact that most of this philosophy traces its roots to the early 20th century movement of "logical analysis"; in part the term serves to distinguish "analytic" from other kinds of philosophy, especially "continental philosophy". The latter denotes mainly philosophy that has taken place on continental Europe after (but not including) Kant.
One term (analytic) conventionally indicates a method of philosophy, while the other indicates, rather, a geographical origin. The distinction is for ...
See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Common good - Common good in philosophy ethics and political science In ethics and political science, to promote the common good means to benefit members of society. Thus, in essence, helping the common good equates helping all people, or at least the vast majority of them. In that sense, the term could be synonymous with the general welfare.
However, there is no strict definition of the common good for each situation. The good that is common between person A and person B, for example, may not be the same as between person A and person C. Thus, the common good can often change, although there are some things (such as the basic requirements for st ...
See also:Common good, Common good - Common good in philosophy ethics and political science, Common good - Common good in economics Read more here: » Common good: Encyclopedia II - Common good - Common good in philosophy ethics and political science |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Common good - Common good in philosophy, ethics and political science In ethics and political science, to promote the common good means to benefit members of society. Thus, in essence, helping the common good equates helping all people, or at least the vast majority of them. In that sense, the term could be synonymous with the general welfare.
However, there is no strict definition of the common good for each situation. The good that is common between person A and person B, for example, may not be the same as between person A and person C. Thus, the common good can often change, although there are some things (such as the basic requirements for s ...
See also:Common good, Common good - Common good in philosophy, ethics and political science, Common good - Common good in economics Read more here: » Common good: Encyclopedia II - Common good - Common good in philosophy, ethics and political science |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Rick Santorum - Political Philosophy In September 2005, Santorum gave a speech that outlined the successes and failures, but more importantly the future of the conservatism at the Heritage Foundations First International Conservative Conference on Social Justice. In November 2005, he adapted his speech into a op-ed piece for the political website TownHall.com outlining his vision for "Compassionate Conservatism."
"What I call 'Compassionate Conservatism' has s ...
See also:Rick Santorum, Rick Santorum - Personal background, Rick Santorum - Political Philosophy, Rick Santorum - Legislation and issues, Rick Santorum - 2006 Re-Election Campaign, Rick Santorum - 2008 U.S. presidential campaign, Rick Santorum - Political views, Rick Santorum - Remarks about homosexuality, Rick Santorum - Residency and tuition controversy, Rick Santorum - Comments about the Boston Catholic Church sexual abuse scandal, Rick Santorum - Hurricane Katrina Read more here: » Rick Santorum: Encyclopedia II - Rick Santorum - Political Philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Natural language
Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism.
G. E. Moore, Common Sense philosophy. Rejection of British Post-Hegel Idealism.
Analytic philosophy - Language as use.
Oxford School. Associated with such philosophers as Austin, Ryle, Searle, and, as well, the later teachings of Wittgenstein. Commonly known as Ordinary language philosophy.
Rather than viewing philosophical problems with respect to logic, ordinary language philosophy sets forth the notion of consideration ...
See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Natural language |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Left-libertarianism - Politics in left-libertarian philosophies Most adherents of left-libertarian philosophies are believers in Demcratic Socialism, especially as exemplified in the welfare states of Europe. Proponents belief in a government that takes an active role in wealth redistribution and welfare policies to increase levels of equality and quality of life for the impoverished. And, in keeping with their non-economic libertarian principles, extreme value is placed upon governments' non-interference in people's personal lives. Left-libertarians, therefore, often o ...
See also:Left-libertarianism, Left-libertarianism - Libertarian in nature?, Left-libertarianism - Equality and ownership, Left-libertarianism - Politics in left-libertarian philosophies, Left-libertarianism - Some problems and criticisms, Left-libertarianism - Contemporary left-libertarians Read more here: » Left-libertarianism: Encyclopedia II - Left-libertarianism - Politics in left-libertarian philosophies |
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| | | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - Motive engine of history The central contention of historical materialism is that history exhibits progress, not of a linear sort but cumulative nonetheless, and that the motive engine of this progress is the struggle over ownership and control of the means of production.
The history of the means of production, then, is the substructure of history, and everything else, including ideological arguments about that history, constitutes a superstructure.
Critics have contended that this is ...
See also:Philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - Unit of study, Philosophy of history - History is written by the victors, Philosophy of history - Patterns in the past, Philosophy of history - Motive engine of history, Philosophy of history - Political philosophy and the philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - History and education Read more here: » Philosophy of history: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - Motive engine of history |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Formalism
Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism.
Analytic philosophy has its origins in Gottlob Frege’s development of predicate logic. This permitted a much wider range of sentences to be parsed into logical form. Bertrand Russell adopted it as his primary philosophical tool; a tool he thought could expose the underlying structure of philosophical problems. For example, the English word “is” can be parsed in three distinct ways:
in 'the cat is asleep: the is of predication says that 'x is ...
See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Formalism |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy As a side-effect of the focus on logic and language in the early years of analytic philosophy, the tradition initially had little to say on the subject of ethics. The attitude was widespread among early analytics that these subjects were unsystematic, and merely expressed personal attitudes about which philosophy could have little or nothing to say. Wittgenstein, in the Tractatus, remarks that values cannot be a part of the world, and if they are anything at all they must be beyond or outside the world somehow, and that hence language ...
See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism Vienna Circle, Carnap, Verificationism. Analytic-synthetic distinction. Rejection of Metaphysics, Ethics, Aesthetics. "Emotivism." Immigration of logicians and scientists from Europe in the 1930s. Philosophy of science. Quine, who attempted to dispose of the supposed Two Dogmas of Empiricism, and especially the analytic-synthetic distinction. Behaviorism.
See the separate article on Logical Positivism for further information.
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See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - History and education One common contention among philosophers is that current historical methods are regional, subjective and selective. A better method would tend, where possible, towards a more universal, objective and exhaustive approach.
The philosophy of history is intertwined with the philosophy of education because much of the basic history learned at the elementary level is aligned with regional biases, whether unabashed or inadvertent. Though some improvement has been made (In France and Germany, school history books are written altogether by fre ...
See also:Philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - Unit of study, Philosophy of history - History is written by the victors, Philosophy of history - Patterns in the past, Philosophy of history - Motive engine of history, Philosophy of history - Political philosophy and the philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - History and education Read more here: » Philosophy of history: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - History and education |
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| | | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages The aim of the analytic approach is to clarify philosophical problems by examining and clarifying the language used to express them. This has led to a number of successes: modern logic, recognizing the primary importance of sense and reference in the construction of meaning, Kurt Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem, Bertrand Russell's theory of definite descriptions, Karl Popper's theory of falsificationism, Alfred Tarski's Semantic Theory of Truth.
Two major threads weave through the analytic tradition. One seeks to understand language by making use of formal logic. That is, in one way or another it ...
See also:Analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - The term analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Relation to continental philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages, Analytic philosophy - Formalism, Analytic philosophy - Logical atomism, Analytic philosophy - The Tractatus, Analytic philosophy - Natural language semantics, Analytic philosophy - Natural language, Analytic philosophy - Reaction against idealism, Analytic philosophy - Language as use, Analytic philosophy - Logical positivism and logical empiricism, Analytic philosophy - Philosophy of mind cognitive science, Analytic philosophy - Ethics in analytic philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Political philosophy, Analytic philosophy - Analytical Marxism, Analytic philosophy - Communitarianism Read more here: » Analytic philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Analytic philosophy - Formalism and natural languages |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - Unit of study In Poetics, Aristotle had argued that poetry is superior to history, because poetry speaks of what must or should be true, rather than merely what is true. Accordingly, classical historians felt a duty to ennoble the world. Herodotus and, later, Plutarch freely invented speeches for their historical figures and chose their historical subjects with an eye toward improving the reader. From the Classical period through to the Renaissance, historians alternated between focusing on subjects ...
See also:Philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - Unit of study, Philosophy of history - History is written by the victors, Philosophy of history - Patterns in the past, Philosophy of history - Motive engine of history, Philosophy of history - Political philosophy and the philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - History and education Read more here: » Philosophy of history: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - Unit of study |
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| | | | | political philosophy: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - Patterns in the past The "Whig interpretation of history," one associated with scholars of the Victorian and Edwardian eras in Britain, such as Henry Maine or Thomas Macaulay, looks at much of human history as progress from savagery and ignorance toward peace, prosperity, and science. Maine described the direction of progress as "from status to contract," from a world in which a child's whole life is pre-determined by the ...
See also:Philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - Unit of study, Philosophy of history - History is written by the victors, Philosophy of history - Patterns in the past, Philosophy of history - Motive engine of history, Philosophy of history - Political philosophy and the philosophy of history, Philosophy of history - History and education Read more here: » Philosophy of history: Encyclopedia II - Philosophy of history - Patterns in the past |
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