1. Syllabus, Quiz Questions, Mid-Term Questions, and Final Exam study Questions for PS 380
2. Paper Requirements for Western Political Thought: Essays and Research Paper
3. Guidelines on Writing Papers
4. Glossary of Terms
5. Research Bibliography
6. Web Sites: Linked to Western Political Thought

(1)Syllabus, Study Guidelines for Quizzes & Mid-Term, and Final Exam Study Questions--

• Syllabus (PS 380)-- Western Political Thought
• Quiz questions
• Mid-Term Study Guide
• Final Exam Study Guide

(2)Paper Requirement for Western Political Thought: Research Paper Topics (This will be updated shortly.)--

• Essay Topics and the Research Paper
• Sample Student Papers

(3)Guidelines on the Writing of Essays and Research Papers

• On Writing a Research Paper These are the general guidelines I will follow in evaluating your essays and papers.
• Guidelines and Sources for Good Writing

(4)Glossary of Terms for Modern Political Theory

• Glossary--It includes terms that are essential to a proper understanding of Western Political theory. Many of these terms are also crucial in understanding contemporary politics. Many modern day Republicans, for example, label themselves as libertarians and hearken back to such earlier theorists as Locke and Hayek. The glossary will offer brief discussions of many of these key terms.

(5)Bibliographical Sources for Western Political Theory

• Bibliography--This is a bibliography of many of the more recent and classic interpretative works in political theory and political philosophy. This is not meant to replace a more thorough library search or a search over the Internet, but it will give you a good start.

6) Web Sites Linked to Western Political Theory Theory

• Web Sites Linked to Western Political Theory: Classical Period --Socrates to the End of the Middle Ages
• Web Sites Linked to Western Political Theory: Modern Period --Machiavelli to the Twentieth Century

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