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Athens was a city built on great institutions and ideas that made it one of the
strongest and most powerful cities in the world. The distinct type of education received
by the Athenian citizens played a key role in the success and prosperity for the cit
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The Real World of Constitutional Rights
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1995
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The Power to Persuade, & Public Prestige
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Public Narrative, Collective Action,
and Power
Marshall Ganz
The authors of this volume ask how discontented, but compliant, publics can
mobilize to demand political change. It is not obvious. Organized collective
action to challenge the status quo, as
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The Politics of Regulation
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Citizen Participation in America
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UNEQUAL DEMOCRACY
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF
THE NEW GILDED AGE
Larry M. Bartels
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PROMOTING HEALTH REFORM BY EMBRACING STATE EXPERIMENTS
by Lawrence R. Jacobs, University of Minnesota
Wedded to controversy, the national media makes repeal of Affordable Care seem possible.
Congressional Republicans and right-wing talking heads loudly pr
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You can be a highly intelligent person and be capable of understanding and
having knowledge of all of reality and how the world works. However, that does not
mean that you are capable of ruling a city. In Platos The Republic, Plato argues that
someone p
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Selections from: Thinking and Moral Considerations: A Lecture SOCIAL
RESEARCH, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Autumn 1971).
Thinking and Moral Considerations:
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Lecture / BY HANNAH ARENDT
For W. H. Auden
To talk about thinking seems to me so presumptuous that I feel I o
Lecture 9/283
A. Choosing Thoughts
All philosophers agree that thinking leads to a better life.
When you:
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Dont Sleepwalk
Dont stick with default settings
GoodPoint: Proximity does something that makes it a challenge to
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Insecure Majorities
Congress and the Perpetual Campaign
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should be devoted to these goals. You are trying to teach your audience something it
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Should Athens have killed Socrates?
IDK?
Possibly killed Socrates out of fear of radical thought
Were more afraid of a threat to their standards than they were willing to
challenge themselves
Euthyphros definition of piety
Euthyphro is there to pros
