POL215

Complete this saying of J.
S. Mill “over himself, his
body and mind, the
individual is ___"

According to Jeremy
Bentham, man's two
sovereign masters are ___
and ___

To qualify as leader, Plato
holds that the philosopher
king must be educated until
he or she at least attains
the age of

Which of these is not
among the types of
commonwealth in which the
leviethan can operate
according to Hobbes?

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

Rousseau's book on the
education of the citizens
women should be trained to
be ___ and ___

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

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

The enlightenment
philosophers placed so
much on the power of
to free man from
oppressive political and
religious systems

Hobbes' the Leviathan was
a ___account of human
nature and knowledge

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

The chief end or purpose of
man on earth, according to
Locke is ___

Aristotle regards
as the highest form of
government

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

The theory that our social
status, either as slaves or
as nobility, was neither a
product of nature nor the
gods, was first promoted in
the Greek society by the
____

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

According to the cynics, the
most important of all human
concerns is ___

According to Karl Marx,
obedience to the state is
absurd. Therefore, the state
should be overthrown
through a

The medieval political
system saw the joint
exercise of political power
between the emperor and
the ___

In Aquianas political
thought, is a devout
Christian bound to obey the
orders of a pagan ruler

According to Rousseau, the
real and only man of virtue
is the

The state of nature in
Hobbes is state in perpetual
___

Which of these is not
among the best form of
government acoording to
Aristotle?

John Locke's works are
noted for their strong
aversion 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

____ is refered as the
father of comparative
politics

According to Epicureans
the wise man should avoid
except when compelled by
circumstances

Which of these is not
among the subjects to
which the ruler in Plato's
ideal state must be
exposed to?

In the greater state of
Seneca, the commonwealth
is bound by morals and
instead of laws

For Plato, the ideal state
must be built on

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

Aristophanes is famous for
defending the ____ nature
of Greek society

The school where Plato
taught his political and
other theories is known as
the__________

Which of these is not a
thinker of the
enlightenment?

Unless the state is a
community for ethical
purposes it is nothing more
than a highway robbery on
large scale, is a view
attributed to ___

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

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

Aristotle held that the state
was originally formed to
satisfy ____

Rousseau political thought
emphasised the primacy of
the ____ in determining
political authority

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

Aquianas regarded
as having supremacy over
the state

Historical idealism is to
Hegel as ___ is to Marx

In the philosophy of Hobbes
man is essentially ___

Jean Bodin held that for the
power kings to remain
unquestioned his rules
must conform to ____

In Hegel's political thought,
the individual actualises his
material and spiritual needs
in the __

Marx holds that the state
exists to protect the interest
of the ____ class

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

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

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

held that man is a citizen of
two cities