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Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation: Liberal 25 March
1 Perspective 845 908
Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation: Marxist
2 Perspective 846 909
3 The Doctrine of Force Majuere 847 910
4 Divine Right Theory-Robert Filmer 848 911 26 March
5 Principle of Consent-Hobbes 849 912
6 Principle of consent-Locke 850 913
7 Principle of Consent-Rousseau 852 914 27 March
8 Idealist View-Hegel, Green 853 915
9 Conservative View 854 916
10 Marxian view-Karl Marx 855 917 28 March
11 Anarchist View 856 918
12 Gandhian View 857 919
13 Plato: The Republic 858 920 29 March
14 Aristotle: The Politics 859 921
15 General Background of Medieval Political Philosophy 860 922
Controversy between Church and State and Status of Political
16 Obligation 861 923 9 April
St. Thomas Aquinas-Theory of Obedience—Moral and Lawful
17 Authority 862 924
Marsilio of Padua- The Executive, No Separation of Power,
18 Nature and End of the State, Political Obligation 863 925
19 Machiavelli: The Prince 864 926
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of 10 April
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power-
20 Thomas Hobbes 865 927
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power-
21 John Locke 866 928
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power- J.J. 11 April
22 Rousseau 867 930
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power-
23 Robert Dhal 868 931
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power-
24 Max Weber-Legal-Rational, Charismatic and Traditional power 869 932
Contemporary Crisis of Legitimacy—Parallel Governments
25 with specific reference to India 870 933 12 April
Henry David Thoreau- Civil Disobedience, Respect for
Individual, Disobedience to Unjust Laws, Right to Revolution,
26 Abolition of Slavery 871 934
27 Satyagraha, Non-Cooperation 872 935
Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation : Liberal
28 Perspective 873 936
 Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation Marxist
29 Perspective 874 937
30 The Doctrine of Force Majuere 875 938 15 April

31 Divine Right Theory-Robert Filmer 876 939

32 Principle of Consent-Hobbes 877 940
33 Principle of Consent-Locke 878 941
34 Principle of Consent-Rousseau 879 942 16 April
35 Idealist View-Hegel, Green 881 943
36 Conservative View 882 945 23 April

37 Marxian view-Karl Marx 883 946

38 Anarchist View 884 947
39 Gandhian View 885 948
40 Plato: The Republic 886 949 24 April
41 Aristotle: The Politics 887 950
42 General Background of medieval Political Philosophy 888 951
Controversy between Church and State and Status of Political 25 April
43 Obligation 889 953
St. Thomas Aquinas-Theory of Obedience—Moral and Lawful
44 Authority 890 954
Marsilio of Padua- The Executive, Separation of Power, Nature 26 April
45 and End of the State, Political Obligation 891 955
46 Machiavelli: The Prince 892 956
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power-
47 Thomas Hobbes 893 957 29 April
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power- J.J.
48 Rousseau 894 958
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power-
49 Robert Dhal 895 959
Legitimacy-Nature, Usurpation, Political Change, Loss of
Legitimacy Approaches to the study of Legitimacy of Power- 30 April
50 Max Weber-Legal-Rational, Charismatic and Traditional power 896 960
Contemporary Crisis of Legitimacy—Parallel Governments with
51 specific reference to India 897 961
Henry David Thoreau- Civil Disobedience, Respect for
Individual, Disobedience to Unjust Laws, Right to Revolution,
52 Abolition of Slavery 898 962
53 Mahatma Gandhi-Satyagraha, Non-Cooperation 899 963
Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation
54 Liberal Perspective 900 964
Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation Marxist 1-May
55 Perspective 901 965
56 The Doctrine of Force Majuere 902 966 2-May
57 Divine Right Theory-Robert Filmer 903 967
58 Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation: Liberal 904 968
 Perspective
Concept and Philosophy of Political Obligation Marxist
59 Perspective 905 969
60 The Doctrine of Force Majuere 906 970
61 Divine Right Theory-Robert Filmer 907 971 3-May
62 Principle of Consent-Hobbes 410
63 Principle of consent-Locke 616
64 Principle of Consent-Rousseau 676
65 Idealist View-Hegel, Green 721 6-May
66 Conservative View 749
67 Marxian view-Karl Marx 758
68 Anarchist View 760 7-May
69 Gandhian View 771
70 Principle of consent-Locke 824 8-May