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    they partook in, the clothing they wore, the marriage alliances and the ownership of land. Politics acted as a social unifier by bringing the members of each polis together to participate and discuss important matters in assembles and political meetings. This therefore provided a necessary social structure to maintain a strong unified polis, which led to prosperity in many aspects of Archaic Greek…

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    The civilization of the Greeks included many civilizations and city states. Geography played a major role in in Greek history. Greece occupied a mountainous peninsula, that encompassed only 45,000 square miles of territory. The mountains and sea were especially significant to Greece. The mountains isolated Greeks from one another and the sea helped for trade and colonization. The sea was a great influence on Greek society. The Greeks would become seafarers and Greek civilization would spread…

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    other way to know about. The work of memorialization serves not only the purpose of producing deeds to be emulated, but also rejected. Thus, memorialisation in the polis encourages the engagement of citizens through the exercise of interpretation which encourages thought. By allowing any person to become that narrator of a story, the polis encourages reflection upon a given subject, through the sharing of words and…

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    The earlies Greek civilization evolved over thousands of years ago. Many historians claim that the ancient Greek were the founders of Western civilization but others believe that the Greek civilization was obtain from Africa and Egypt. The rise of the Greek civilization developed in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, near the west coast of Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands. Greece has made a long lasting contribution in our modern architecture, literature, medicine, art and philosophers. The rise of…

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    Hobbes’ major achievement to political philosophy is called the ‘social contract theory.’ First of all, Hobbes had a different view of human’s nature as Aristotle to start from. He saw human nature was to be tamed by politics, not exercised. According to Aristotle, The nature of human was to be completed and flourished through community and politics (SEP, 2002). In contrast, Hobbes claims that the state of human nature was war. In his book of Leviathan, he states, “…there is no way for any man…

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    However, in contrast to the question previously answered, when dealing with the second question, does injustice contradict with human nature, one must critically think of, and understand, what is meant by human nature. Human nature in this sense is not like that of the natural instinct of a wild creature, but rather it is the natural law all humans universally abide by. Cicero describes it best as, “knowledge of the truth, comes closest to the essentials of human nature, for we are all impelled…

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    In Sophocles Antigone, Sophocles utilizes the characters of Antigone and Creon to create complex conflicts that reflect upon balance between familial duty, piety, and duty to the Polis. It is through these conflicts that the struggle between Antigone and Creon is manifested. King Creon’s harsh edict forces Antigone to reconcile her allegiance to her family and her familial duty with her alliance to the city-state and her place within society. Through this intrapersonal struggle Antigone decides…

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    and Democracy. This maintains the elements of both oligarchy and democracy, which will lead to a progressive ruling in the polis. He also believes that rule by the Guardians or the elite few are extremely dangerous. However, as focused, as Plato is to create a perfect society, Aristotle is more concerned in improving the existing society. Plato has divided the people of the polis into three classes. Guardian classes are the rulers and Plato believes that they should not own private property…

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    pressure for young women to have children, and the controlling factor of men over the women are analyzed. The lives of Greek women were not heavily recorded due to the fact that women mainly kept private to their oikos, and stayed out of the polis. The polis, or city…

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    Donald J. Trump who was a previous businessman and television personality. Many people are also wasting a lot of time, money and resources on the LGBT controversy. According to Jared Polis “Today, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people are denied many of the basic rights that most Americans enjoy” (Polis, Jared. “LGBT Equality & Civil Rights.”). When in actuality, most people do not care, especially when they do not care especially when they do not make a big deal out of…

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