Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam · Liberal Arts and Sciences · Modernity (EUCACC108)

The first assignment for modernity on Erasmus University College describing Kant and Hegel with the following words: Autonomy Categorical Imperative Public use of reason Spirit Abstract freedom Ethical life It explains that the concept of freedom can be said to take on a moral form in Kant, and then a moral and an ethical/institutional form in Hegel by explaining the perspective of Kant and Hegel, and elaborate on their interrelation.

These are all the assignment for the course Modernity at Erasmus University College.

This is a final essay for the course Modernity at the Erasmus University College. It explains the differences between Marx's theory and Lenin's practice. It examines the reasoning of Lenin prior to the October Revolution and the essay argues that Communism, as we have seen it in the world, disperses too much from the original theory of Marx.

This assignment explains the varying views of Marx, Foucault and Arendt for the course modernity at Erasmus University College. It explains the critiques of rationalisation in Modernity, from the perspectives of Marx, Foucault and Arendt. It uses (define, illustrate, relate) the following concepts in our explanation: Exploitation MCM & CMC Docile bodies Panopticism Labour, work, action Banality of evil