Ll305 Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

The revision pack contains an overview of the Arendt topic as taught at the LSE. It gives a brief overview of the philosophers main ideas and includes an overview of the key points from essential and core readings. There is a direct compare and contrast table with Marxism and the pack finishes off with a first class model answer to a past paper question.

The revision pack contains an overview of the Adjudication topic as taught at the LSE. It gives a brief overview of radical scepticism, partial constraint, and total constraint including the philosophers who fall into each school of thought. It includes an overview of the key points from essential and core readings, and finishes off with a first class model answer to a past paper question.

The revision pack contains an overview of the Democracy topic as taught at the LSE. It gives a brief overview of deliberative democracy and radical democracy including the philosophers who fall into each school of thought. It includes an overview of the key points from essential and core readings, and finishes off with a first class model answer to a past paper question.

The revision pack contains an overview of the Marxism topic as taught at the LSE. It gives a brief overview of classical marxism, ideological marxism, relative autonomy and the multivalent structure, including the philosophers who fall into each school of thought. It includes an overview of the key points from essential and core readings, and finishes off with a first class model answer to a past paper question.

Detailed analysis of Rousseau's concept of republicanism, where freedom is expressed through conformity with the ‘general will’.

Detailed analysis of Hannah Arendt's concept of the political, and in particular the notion of ‘political freedom’, as well as consider what new perspective on law this demands.

Detailed analysis of Kant's social contract, where the government is justified because it is required by our nature as free and rational beings.

[Note: You can purchase this as part of a bundle with Law and Morality] Very dense / deep but easily-memorisable notes, clearly setting out points and counter-arguments. Covers a good range of topics (just enough to be safe for exams!) and pre-empts every possible exam question scenario. Incorporates all of the extra readings required for the academic year. All you need to read and memorise if you are too lazy to study Jurisprudence from scratch.

[Note: You can purchase this as a bundle with Social Contract Theories] Very dense / deep but easily-memorisable notes, clearly setting out points and counter-arguments. Covers a good range of topics (just enough to be safe for exams!) and pre-empts every possible exam question scenario. Incorporates all of the extra readings required for the academic year. All you need to read and memorise if you are too lazy to study Jurisprudence from scratch.