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LO-1
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Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
1. Explain the fundamental concepts, subject matter, characteristic features, and historical development of political thought, and comparatively analyze theories of political thought, political doctrines, and political ideologies.
1.1. Defines the fundamental concepts, scope, characteristic features, and functions of political thought.
1.2. Evaluates the historical transformation of political thought from Antiquity to the present day within the context of historical and social conditions.
1.3. Compares the fundamental assumptions, similarities, and differences among theories of political thought, political doctrines, and ideologies.
1.4. Interprets the religious and secular foundations of political thought, conceptions of sovereignty, and approaches to individual–society relations. |
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LO-2
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2. Evaluate the historical, social, cultural, and geographical factors influencing the development of political thought and critically analyze the impact of political thought on political and social events.
2.1. Analyzes the historical, economic, social, cultural, and geographical conditions that have influenced the emergence and development of political thought.
2.2. Compares the roles of thinkers, leaders, and other political actors in shaping political thought, as well as the traditions of political thought that have emerged in different geographical regions.
2.3. Analyzes the speeches of political leaders, dominant political ideas, and the influence of political ideologies on processes of conflict and cooperation.
2.4. Evaluates historical and contemporary political events from the perspectives of different approaches to political thought and develops comparative, critical, and analytical interpretations. |