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WESTERN POLITICAL THOUGHT
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Objectives:
The main objective of this book is to develop understanding of the students in assessing western political thinkers
with the fullest possible capacities and potentialities physical and spiritual of a total man. It should make a man
capable of earning his livelihood reasonably well to enjoy a happy and secure life while making effective contribu
tions to the society and national effort of making Indian strong, advanced and prosperous.
1. This paper studies the classical tradition in political theory from Plato to Rawls with the view to understand how the
great Masters explained and analyzed political events and problems of their time and prescribed solutions.
2. The paper aims at the comparison of the ideas of different Political philosophers and theorists.
3. The legacy of the thinkers is explained with a view to establish the continuity and change within the Western
political tradition.

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bVh BzbVh Bz: Ú‰È (Topics)
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1 gb/NKL b'e^oki, nkdo;a okiL BhnK dk f;¤XKs, ;kwtkd, f;¤fynk
(Plato: Republic, ideal state: theory of justice, communism, education)
2 no;s{L oki d/ i?t f;¤XKs, okiK d/ torheoD, eqKsh d/ f;¤XKs

(Aristotle: Organic theory of state, classification of states, theory of revolution)
3 fBe'b' MachiavelliL okiBhsh tb'A fBshesk dk gqEeoD, oki dk ;fabg
(Niccolo Machiavelli: Separation of ethics from politics, State craft)
4 Ekw; j'p;L ftneshtkd, ;kwkie ;μXh

(Thomas Hobbes: Individualism, social contract)
5 ikB b'e/L e[dos d/ oki ns/ e[dosh ns/ ikfJdkd d/ nfXeko, ;kwkie ;μXh f;¤XKs
(John Locke: State of nature and Natural rights and property, Social contract theory)