Political Science 2237E Lecture 1: Political Theory & the Practice of Being Critical

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Political theory & the practice of being critical. Comparison with a different argument or thinker. Descriptive: provide an account of how something works, or the way the world is. Normative: provide an argument using norms & values about how something ought to be. Critical: provide concepts & methods that help us to see our current society as unfree or unjust; the point is not only to understand society, but to change it. Ideal: build theory of justice based on ideal standards for society.

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