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Module 1: From Socrates to Plato

Module 1: From Socrates to Plato

From Socrates to Plato - Learning Outcomes

Introduction and Justice

State and Philosopher King

Communism of Wives and Property

From Socrates to Plato - Lesson Summary

Module 2: Aristotle's Political Thought

Aristotle’s Political Thought – Learning Outcomes

Ethics and Virtue

Politics and his Ideal State

Aristotle: Citizenship and Views on Revolution

Aristotle’s Political Thought – Lesson Summary

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Module 1: From Socrates to Plato

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From Socrates to Plato - Learning Outcomes

Introduction and Justice

State and Philosopher King

Communism of Wives and Property

From Socrates to Plato - Lesson Summary

Module 2: Aristotle's Political Thought

Aristotle’s Political Thought – Learning Outcomes

Ethics and Virtue

Politics and his Ideal State

Aristotle: Citizenship and Views on Revolution

Aristotle’s Political Thought – Lesson Summary

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