Showing posts with label Political Theory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Political Theory. Show all posts

Friday, May 5, 2023

An Examination of the Implications of Capitalism in Manifesto of the Communist Party and Are Prisons Obsolete? - by Anthony Cherubini

 Title: An Examination of the Implications of Capitalism in Manifesto of the Communist Party and  Are Prisons Obsolete?

Author: Anthony Cherubini

School: McMaster University

Program of Study: Bachelor of Arts and Science (Honours)

Year: 2nd

Course Code: Arts and Science 2A06 - Social and Political Thought 

Professor: Danielle Martak

Subjects: Marx and Engels, Angela Davis, Capitalism, Social and Political Contexts

Type of Work: Point of View Essay

Grade Received: 86%

Link: https://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/an-examination-of-implications-of.html

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

What is the allegory of the cave meant to illustrate? Explain... - By Mia Daula

 Title: What is the allegory of the cave meant to illustrate? Explain... - By Mia Daula 

Author: Mia Daula

School: University of Ottawa

Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Social Sciences in Communications

Year: 2nd

Course Code: POL2107 - Introduction to Political Thought

Professor: N/A

Subjects: Plato's Republic, Political Theory, Political Science

Type of Work: Reading Response

Grade Received: To be confirmed 

Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/what-is-allegory-of-cave-meant-to.html

Sunday, July 24, 2022

Une défense libérale de la système fiscal Canadien - By Michael Johnson

 Title: Une défense libérale de la système fiscal Canadien 

Author: Michael Johnson

School: University of Ottawa

Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science

Year: 3rd

Course Code: POL 3537 Le Libéralisme

Professor: François Charbonneau

Subjects: Liberalism, Canadian Politics, Political Theory, Theoretical Analysis

Type of Work: Theoretical Analysis

Grade Received: 84%

Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/une-defense-liberale-de-la-systeme.html

Evaluating Kant’s Categorical Imperative in its Capacity as a Basis for Modern Morality - By Michael Johnson

 Title: Evaluating Kant’s Categorical Imperative in its Capacity as a Basis for Modern Morality

Author: Michael Johnson

School: University of Ottawa

Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science

Year: 3rd

Course Code: POL 3102 Modern Political Thought II 

Professor: Robert Sparling

Subjects: Political Theory, Kant, Categorical Imperative, Moralism, Theoretical Research Paper, Political Science

Type of Work: Research Essay

Grade Received: 92%

Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/evaluating-kants-categorical-imperative.html

Tuesday, July 19, 2022

Critical Review Summary of Plato’s Symposium - By Michael Johnson

Title: Critical Review Summary of Plato’s Symposium

Author: Michael Johnson

School: University of Ottawa

Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science

Year: 2nd

Course Code: POL2507 - Introduction à la pensée politique

Professor: Jean-Pierre Couture

Subjects: Political Theory, Literature Review, Plato, Symposium, Political Science

Type of Work: Literature Review

Grade Received: 92%

Link:  http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/critical-review-summary-of-platos.html

Comparing Realist and Marxist Perspectives on the 2018 US-Canada Trade Conflict - By Michael Johnson

Title: Comparing Realist and Marxist Perspectives on the 2018 US-Canada Trade Conflict

Author: Michael Johnson

School: University of Ottawa

Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science

Year: 2nd

Course Code: POL2507 - Pensée Politique Moderne 1

Professor: Cedric Jourde

Subjects: Political Theory, Realism, Marxism, Political Thought, American Politics, Canadian Politics, US-Canadian Trade, International Relations, Political Science

Type of Work: Comparative Essay

Grade Received: 85%

Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/comparing-realist-and-marxist.html

Analyzing the Role of a Machiavellian Prince Within the State - By Michael Johnson

 Title: Analyzing the Role of a Machiavellian Prince Within the State

Author: Michael Johnson

School: University of Ottawa

Program of Study: Honors Bachelors of Political Science

Year: 2nd

Course Code: POL2508 - Pensée politique moderne I

Professor: François Charbonneau

Subjects: Political Theory, Statehood, Machiavellli, Politics of Power, Political Science

Type of Work: Research Essay

Grade Received: 87%

Link: http://www.studentspotlight.ca/p/analyzing-role-of-machiavellian-prince.html