POL215

The debate concerning the
dual recognition authority of
the church and that of the
state is famously regarded
as

For Plato, the ideal state
must be built on

The theory that kings
derived their rights to rule
directly from God is known
as

Aquianas regarded
as having supremacy over
the state

The ultimate rulers in
Plato's political thought are
the ___

___ brought about the fall
of men in Seneca's golden
age

revolution resulted in the
transfer of power from the
king to the parliament

Do the individuals in
Hobbes' commonwealth
possess the right to rebel
against their ruler?

Aquianas' name for the type
of law which is a reflection
of divine wisdom in created
things is ____

The only condition for
peace in the
commonwealth as
advocated by Hobbes is for
all to surrender their powers
and rights to ____

The principle that men
collectively or individually
should not interfere with the
liberty of action of anyone
except for self protection is
known as
principle

The state of nature in
Hobbes is state in perpetual
___

A government
characterised by honour
and ambition is regarded as
by Plato

Aquinas maintained that the
main purpose of man on
earth is the attainment of
___

is the Latin word that
expresses the power of the
Roman king

According to early Greek
writers, the corruption of
democracy leads to __

J. S. Mill's hope of
forestalling the tyranny of
the majority lies in ___

Hobbes defines
as the mortal god to which
we owe our peace and
defence under the immortal
God

tyranny rather than political
tyranny, in the view of J. S.
Mill poses more challenge
to modern nations

man is born free, but is
everywhere in chains, is a
saying attributed to

Marx advocated the
transfer of ownership of
means of production to

fled the city of Athens to
escape murder and prevent
Athens from committing its
second sin against
philosophy

Jean Bodin's idea of
property includes, father,
mother, children, servants
and

Political thought establishes
the ____ upon which states
and their machineries can
be objectively assessed

Aristotle considered the
pursuit of ___ as the end or
purose of state

In the communist society,
distribution of surplus will
be based on everyone
according to

Marsilio held that in addition
to its truth, religion has
consequences

Which of these is not
among the powers of the
sovereign as ascribed to by
Jean Bodin?

Both Rousseau and
Hobbes recognised ___ as
the highest law in the state
of nature

held that political carrer has
nothing good to offer the
good man but will rather
extinguish his goodness

The era of
insisted that all
ecclesiastical authorities
must be under civil
authorities

Political thought is regarded
as disciplined investigation
of political
that have interested
philosophers over the ages

Code Napoleon ephasised
that the state should not
encroach on the individual
of the citizens

Machiavelli's political
thought freed Kings from
the shackles of

The theory that securing
the greatest happiness of
the greatest number of
people is the duty of
government is known as
___

The first political thinker to
insist that man has no
supernatural end is ___

The reformation author of
the Leviathan is

Aristophanes is famous for
defending the ____ nature
of Greek society

s the author of Two
Treatises of Government

Epicureans believe that the
do not care about men and
do not interfer either for
good or bad in their affairs

The idea that progress in
arts and sciences has led to
idleness, inequality and
luxury was promoted by

The presence of ___ is the
most distinguishing factor
between the state and other
associations in the political
thought of Jean Bodin

The dominant socio-political
and economic system in the
middle ages is

In Jean Bodin, citizenship is
due mainly to ___

In political thought
philosophers are not only
concerned with objective
realities of a political
system but also what
should constitute the ____
state

Machiavelli's famous book
that swept aside all moral
considerations for rulers is
known as ___

Hobbes belief in absolute
monarchy led him to self
imposed
in Holland when
parliamentary authority was
established in England

Cicero regarded __ and
___ as the inherent
qualities of law

___ is regarded as the
founder of Stoicism

Which of these is not a
thinker of the
enlightenment?