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    This document discusses the rules and expectations for a class on political science and philosophy. It notes that when discussing ancient and medieval time periods, we are not referring to specific epochs. It also argues that philosophy should not be limited or defined by geographic boundaries and cultures, but rather should aim to shape intellectual history and be founded on universal concepts of justice. A good philosophy addresses questions that are not confined to specific places but concern humanity broadly.

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    This document discusses the rules and expectations for a class on political science and philosophy. It notes that when discussing ancient and medieval time periods, we are not referring to specific epochs. It also argues that philosophy should not be limited or defined by geographic boundaries and cultures, but rather should aim to shape intellectual history and be founded on universal concepts of justice. A good philosophy addresses questions that are not confined to specific places but concern humanity broadly.

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    This document discusses the rules and expectations for a class on political science and philosophy. It notes that when discussing ancient and medieval time periods, we are not referring to specific epochs. It also argues that philosophy should not be limited or defined by geographic boundaries and cultures, but rather should aim to shape intellectual history and be founded on universal concepts of justice. A good philosophy addresses questions that are not confined to specific places but concern humanity broadly.

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    ASSIGNMENT THED 05

    1. class rules, deadline, communication( platform, time) engagement, (MUST HAVE


    RESOURCES)

    POLSCI110
    2. when we speak of medieval and ancient we are not speaking of a epoch
    3. ancient philosophy- the western tradition and mindset,
    4. Philosophy- it is mainy geographical, Filipino, American, Greek
    5. This is problematic because philosphy nakakaroon ng citizenship
    6. he disagree with geographic philosophy it must be universal
    7. if a Philosophy is only limited to a country is problematic
    8. Example great thinkers doest concern where they are, they concern themselves
    that they are the founding founders
    9. medieval period it is regarded as the dark ages- spawn from 4th century AD with
    the coming of neo- 16th century with the coming of modernity
    10.philosophy must go beyond boundaries of culture and geography
    11. a philosphy must be able to shpe mankind intellectual history
    12. political philosophy bounded by morality
    13. blossomed by machievillan philosophy
    14. what is legal must be founded on justice
    15. Socrates asked plato what is justice.
    16. what is legal and what is just should not opposed one another
    17.

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