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Socrates
Discovery through contradictory questioning
- the presute of the truth
Plato
Intellectuals police workers
Rational spirited appetitive
Democracy
Aristole
Golden mean- find an area between exes and deviancy and you will be a acting moraly.
Confucius
-Golden rule ( different from christian)
-Rules for order in society
-Can people follow rules external or understand rules internal
Calvin
Predestination- our lives are laid out by god and we cant change that.
Total depravity
Machiavelli
-For leaders ends justify the means
-assumption of all others as irresponsible, sneaky, simple
Aquinas
-Rationality to prove gods existence
-original sin
-free will
Voltaire
-Individual rights
-social contract
- freedom of speach, religion, and ownership.
Hobbes
-State of nature- war of man against man.
-social contract
-Best govt has great power
Rousseau
State of nature- noble savage
Society corrupts
Social contract
Locke
-state of nature- tabula rasa
-Learn through expirience
-Nature as reason
-Social contract
-Life liberty and possession as rights
Thoreau
-Naturalism
-Transcendentalism
-civil disobedience as a responsibility to disobey unjust laws nonviolently.
Sartre
-Existentialism
Not able to find meaning in life
-Existence over essence
-Complete freedom
Marx
-Communism
-system of abused lower class eventually rises up and upper class lowers.
- group interest
- government control
- government as representative of the people.
Orwell
-Democratic socialism
- government control only so that democracy ensures welfare of everyone.
- fair distribution of welth
Rand
-Objectivism
- self interest
-lazzes fair capitalism
Freud
Id, ego, superego
Jung
Collective unconscience- born with this unconscience
Archetypes- patterns and images common to human nature.
Lacan
-french froid
Unconscience mind
-the real
-the immaginary
-the symbolic
Benthem
-Utilitarianism
-Greatest good for the greatest number.
-Hedonic(felicific) calculus
Mcluhan
-Medium is the message
-global village, predicted the internet
-Medium is the message
-global village, predicted the internet
Chompski
-Anarcho syndicalism
-critisism of governments acting on behalf of citizens.
Skinner
-Behaviourism
-reward/ punishment
-assumptions of behaviour as a reaction, not self determined.
Dadaism/ surrealism
-Movements forming out of despair and meaninglessnes.
- postmodernism
Postmodernism
Rebellion against rules and structure of modernist self awareness.