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Political Thinking. Tinder 14 Who should rule? Aristotle’s Classification of Government Public InterestSelfish Interest The OneMonarchyTyranny The FewAristocracyOligarchy.

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1 Political Thinking

2 Tinder 14 Who should rule?

3 Aristotle’s Classification of Government Public InterestSelfish Interest The OneMonarchyTyranny The FewAristocracyOligarchy The Many Constitutional Democracy Democracy

4 Tinder 15 If the people should rule, should should they do so themselves or through representatives?

5 Direct Democracy All citizens share in government--no rulers and ruled Active citizenship promoted People develop a sense of community (small communities) People direct their own lives People develop moral and intellectual capabilities

6 Representative Democracy Representative democracy or republic 1. Best people selected to govern 2. Representatives devote full time to governing 3. Reasoned, unemotional debate 4. Works in large and small polities

7 Debate Of the two, what is the best form of government: a direct or participatory democracy or a republican form of government? Should Newberry College be reorganized and governed as a direct democracy? Should all students, faculty, coaches, maintenance and housekeeping staff, and administrators meet to debate and decide on: Tuition, Hiring and Firing Teachers, Core Curriculum Requirements, Facilities, Computers, and Dining Hall Facilities

8 The End


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