Introduction to Political Philosophy

Throughout its history, political philosophy has created a vocabulary inspired by different analysis perspectives and reference points. It is of great importance to master this vocabulary not only to understand the studies prepared in the field of politics, but also to better grasp the political face of daily life and to be effective as a political actor. This book, which deals with historical periods in order, examines the events and facts that constitute the accumulation of political philosophy by going down to their sources.

Each chapter of the book focuses on a period of political philosophy: Emphasizing the prestige of the field of politics in Greek philosophy, Christian Ruby reveals the relationship of the Church with politics in medieval theology. Then 16th-18th century. Examining the emergence of modernity and unity through will in the centuries, the author focuses on the relationship between politics and historical forces in the 19th century and evaluates the process of erosion of politics in the 20th century.

It is a resource that offers the opportunity to benefit from old discussions for readers who want to see the road signs of Western political philosophy in relation to today's conditions and for students working on power, state or social life.



Number of Pages: 160

Year of Printing: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 160

First Printing Year: 2012

Language Turkish