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Republic (Republica or Res publica)
“the thing of the people”
Aristocracy
ruled by the best or rule by hereditary class
oligarchy
ruled by the wealthy
monarchy
ruled by one (unified class) or ruled by kings
timocracy
military rule or ruled by honor-seekers
democracy
ruled by the people or by majority rule
Normative
what should be
descriptive
what is
possibly - what could be (looks toward what the best is (idealism)
prophetic - what will be
anarchy
no one rules
imperial/empire
multinational rule (requires conquering)
Political philosophy
explores causes of the political order
philosophy of government
explores the best form of gov
legitimacy
the rightful authority to rule
rationalism
reliance on deductions from self-evident principles
liberalism
a rationalist emphasis on human freedom, equality, and consent
empiricism
emphasis on inferences made on past events or evidence
conservative
strives to maintain traditions of one’s people or nation
nationalism
the best forms of government arise from free states formed on the basis of nations
nation
group of people with natural bonds of loyalty and sacred cultural inheritance (language, religion, and law
English empiricism
pragmatism in the US - what works
enlightenment
courage to think for yourself - step away from tradition
idealism
political approach that prioritizes moral values, ethical principles, and utopian goals over power politics and self-interest
tyrrany
the oppressive, arbitrary, and unjust exercise of absolute power by a ruler, group, or majority, disregarding the rule of law and individual rights
fascism
a far-right, authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, and the forcible suppression of opposition. It prioritizes the nation, and often race, above individual rights
marxism
argues that the working class (proletariat) is exploited by the owning class (bourgeoisie), advocating for a revolutionary transition to a classless, communist society where the means of production are socially owned.