POL 2108 Lecture Notes - Mark Salter, Baruch Spinoza, Montesquieu
27 Mar 2014
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Pol 1102 g - politics & globalization - mark salter - 01 jan. 06. Ta"s emails: andycatalone tues 12:00 - 13:00 or appointment. Amclaugh@uottawa. ca: devin monday 16:00 - 17:00. Second take-home questions: same criteria as last time, due date mar. 27: according to humes, experience is the cornerstone of political action. Just 1 paragraph necessary on what he said. He also gave details about the separation of powers: a philosopher easy to understand, straight-forward, though perhaps not that captivating. He makes himself as a political philosopher with little interest in religion: law is the cornerstone of his philosophy. Laws are relations among humans and between all things. These are the 2 conditions for laws (to him). Laws govern/restricts/permits actions: people related to law: Promulgators of the law (say that the law is legal) (ex: govenor general in canada) Law-enforcers: all societies and political stabilities were based on laws. Only thing that came before was humans.
