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Learning Unit: History of Political Thought Last Update: January 4, 2017

Major: International Relations Plan: 401

Semester: 2nd Credits: 3

Week Topic Activities, homeworks and exams Bibliography

1 Presentation of the Course

Conceptual map (requirements)

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2 Context of Political Economy

Comparative chart (requirements)

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Political Theory in Greece and Rome Reading management

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Political Theory in Greece and Rome

Conceptual map (requirements)

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Political Thought in Greece and Rome Reading management Hand over evidence 1

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First Test

Test 1

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The Christianism and the Middle Age Conceptual map (requirements)

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The Christianism and the Middle Age Comparative chart

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9 The renaissance and The Reform

10 The renaissance and The Reform Hand over evidence 2 SABINE, H George

11 The Absolutism and The Popular Sovereignty

Theory Comparative chart

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The English Revolution Essay about the English revolution

Hand over evidence 3

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The English Revolution Test 2 and delivery of the integrator

product

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Second Test

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15 Completion of class

16 Upload first opportunity grades in SIASE. .

17 Tutoring

18 Second opportunity

Hand over the missing activities

N.A.

19 Second opportunity

Hand over the missing activities

N.A.

20 Delivering results

Activities

Perform the research work.

Synoptic charts

Comparative charts

Conceptual Map

Essay

Reading of chapters and presenting evidence of it.

Class presentation: students must prepare an exposition per class of 5-10 minutes according to the chapter assigned in this program.

Elaboration of evidence, requirements and reading will be evaluated during the class and it will be part of each evidence grade.

Any act of dishonesty (plagiarism, copying evidence, tests, etc) will be punished the first time with 10 points less from the final grade, and if it happens again the student will automatically fail the course.

Evaluation

(Evidence 1) = 10 %

(Evidence 2) = 10 %

(Evidence 3) = 10%

Test 1 = 15%

Test 2 = 15%

Integrator Product = 20%

Ethic and Values = 5 %

Class exposition 15%

Total: 100

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Textbook

Sabine, G. (2009) Historia de la Teoría Política. FCE: México. Sabine, G. (1961) A History of political theory. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston New York. Further Reading

Name Of The Book: Historia De La Teoría Política Author: Sabine H, George Editorial: Fce Publication Date: 2006

Name Of The Book: History Of The Political Theory Author: Gettel, Raymond G. Editorial: National. Publication Date: México

Name Of The Book: The Logic And History Of Ideas And The Study Of Comparative Political Theory Author: Jordan, Sara, Nederman Cary Editorial: Journal Of The History Of Ideas Publication Date: 2012 Issn: 0022-5037

Editorial: Eumed, Online Publication Date: 2007

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