This paper seeks to verify the definition of political philosophy, to further analyze its origins and give evidence for the origin of political philosophy in Ancient Egypt. ... The argument against Greeks being the origin of philosophy can also be grounded in the fact that there is no certain birth date or certain origin of their doctrines, it his historically acknowledged that ancient Egyptian was the center of wisdom, knowledge, religious, philosophical growth, however the world has accepted the Greek. ... Bernal also examines the other "borrowed " traditions "Gnostics, Christians, Platonist...

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Shuker argues that "there have always been attempts to harness music to social and political ends" (2001, p.217), and the use of the word 'political', in the context of music, can be used to describe a number of situations. ... This case study deals with both meanings of the word 'politics', as it looks at the way in which the BNP uses music to support their cause, as well as the way in which an organisation, such as LMHR, can use music as a tool to show opposition to the values of a particular political party. ... These events are important as a means to convey...

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The first use Violence, to make themselves Masters of other mens persons, wives, children, and cattell; the second, to defend them; the third, for trifles, as a word, a smile, a different opinion, and any other signe of undervalue, either direct in their Persons, or by reflexion in their Kindred, their Friends, their Nation, their Profession, or their Name."" ...

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This may be seen in his treatment of law as a whole, in which he defines laws as "acts of the general will," and, agreeing with Montesquieu in making law the "condition of civil association," goes beyond him only in tracing it more definitely to its origin in an act of will (Book II: VI). ...

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This may be seen in his treatment of law as a whole, in which he defines laws as "acts of the general will," and, agreeing with Montesquieu in making law the "condition of civil association," goes beyond him only in tracing it more definitely to its origin in an act of will (Book II: VI). ...

• Word Count: 7114
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate