Bradley Kent  Carter

Department of Political Science
208 Carr Collins Hall

 214.768.2522

bkcarter@smu.edu

office hours:  by appointment through the 
department sign-up book

Courses: Fall, 2009

PLSC 1360 INTRODUCTION to POLITICAL THEORY 6:30-9:20 Tu.  DLSB 110
PLSC 3360 FOUNDATIONS of POLITICAL THOUGHT 1-1:50 M,W,F DLSB 110
       

Assignments

         All Political Science and MLS assignments will be e-mailed.

All CF assignments will be distributed in class.

  

Handouts & Readings

Assumptions of Theory Y
Brazilian Voices of Liberation Theology
Colossians 3
Corporatism of the Middle Ages
Feminism: Working Definitions
Format for Out-of-Class Papers
Liberalism
Non State & State Societies
Political Questions
Political Definitions
The Open Society
The 1945 Labour Party Manifesto
Tocqueville Power Point
 Calvin: Conversion and Call to Geneva
Hillar: Liberation Theology
Guevara: Message to the Tricontinental
Lenin: State and Revolution
Marx and Engels: The Communist Manifesto
Mussolini: The Doctrine of Fascism
Pericles: Funeral Oration
Publius: Federalist 10
Smith: The Wealth of Nations
Spencer: From Freedom to Bondage
 Tristan: Why I Mention Women

 

Archives

PLSC1360: Introduction to Political Theory
PLSC 3360: Foundations of Political Thought
PLSC3361: Modern Political Thought
PLSC3362: 20th. Century Political Thought 
PLSC 3362: 20th. Century Political Thought (summer version)
SOSC6343: America- The Politics of a Capitalist Democracy
SOSC 6348: Changing Landscape of Political Thought
CF3333: Clash of Cultures, 1450-1850

 

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