Mots et mondes
Mathew Arnold's Culture and Anarchy (1869)
Matthew Arnold (1822–1888) stands as one of the Victorian era’s most influential cultural theorists. His writings—especially Culture and Anarchy (1869), Essays in Criticism, and his numerous lectures—constitute a sustained attempt...
Mathew Arnold's Culture and Anarchy (1869)
Matthew Arnold (1822–1888) stands as one of the Victorian era’s most influential cultural theorists. His writings—especially Culture and Anarchy (1869), Essays in Criticism, and his numerous lectures—constitute a sustained attempt...
T.S. Eliot and Notes Towards the Definition of ...
In Notes Towards the Definition of Culture, T.S. Eliot reflects on what culture truly means, how it develops, and what conditions allow it to flourish. Written in postwar Europe (1948),...
T.S. Eliot and Notes Towards the Definition of ...
In Notes Towards the Definition of Culture, T.S. Eliot reflects on what culture truly means, how it develops, and what conditions allow it to flourish. Written in postwar Europe (1948),...
Edmund Burke and Reflections on the Revolution ...
Edmund Burke (1729–1797) was born in Dublin, Ireland, to a mixed religious family — his father, Richard Burke, was a Protestant lawyer, while his mother, Mary Nagle, was Catholic. This...
Edmund Burke and Reflections on the Revolution ...
Edmund Burke (1729–1797) was born in Dublin, Ireland, to a mixed religious family — his father, Richard Burke, was a Protestant lawyer, while his mother, Mary Nagle, was Catholic. This...
William Shakespeare's Macbeth
William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is one of his most powerful and haunting tragedies, written around 1606 during the reign of King James I. Set in medieval Scotland, the play explores the destructive...
William Shakespeare's Macbeth
William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is one of his most powerful and haunting tragedies, written around 1606 during the reign of King James I. Set in medieval Scotland, the play explores the destructive...
Fundamental Concepts in Political Science II
The study of political science extends beyond domestic politics to encompass the moral, institutional, and global dimensions of public life. Understanding international relations concepts reveals how states interact in an...
Fundamental Concepts in Political Science II
The study of political science extends beyond domestic politics to encompass the moral, institutional, and global dimensions of public life. Understanding international relations concepts reveals how states interact in an...
Fundamental Concepts in Political Science I
Political science is founded upon a series of core concepts that enable scholars and analysts to understand how power, governance, and ideas shape human societies. From the nature of power...
Fundamental Concepts in Political Science I
Political science is founded upon a series of core concepts that enable scholars and analysts to understand how power, governance, and ideas shape human societies. From the nature of power...