Arendt Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This summary includes notes from the lectures and summaries of the literatures under 'seminars', completely with additional question for studying or to start a disscusion in the seminar group.

Texts included: 1) Hannah Arendt A Special Supplement: Reflections on Violence [1969] 2) Ann Stoler Carnal Knowledge and Imperial Power [2010] 3) Mahmood Mamdani Making sense of political violence in post-colonial Africa [2003] 4) Achille Mbembe Necropolitics [2003] 5) Zygmunt Bauman Modernity & and the Holocaust [1989] 6) Philippe Bourgios & Nancy Scheper-Hughes Violence in War and Peace [2000] 6) Jelke Boesten Sexual Violence during War and Peace [2014] 7) Ch...

Hoorcollege aantekeningen van Filosofie 1.1. Bruikbaar voor de Conceptuele toets Opvoeding in historisch perspectief.

The document is a summary of all the courses (10) of Politics of Conflict, taught by Jeroen Adam. It is a collection of my class notes (including examples given in class, discussion points raised at the end of each class, his memes that should just get some credit), so quite extensive. Therefore, I do believe they are ideal for the open book exam. Good luck studying!

MINOR PHILOSOPHY --- a (short) summary of the mandatory introduction text by T. Stahl, chapters 1 and 2. Written in English. (Possibly contains some grammatical errors)

Composición de apuntes de clase, redacciones de presentaciones online y tarjetas para estudiar.

How the Other Half Lives (1890) - John Riis' book that told the public about the lives of the immigrants and those who live in the tenements Cities in Evolution (1915) - Patrick Geddes' book on urban theory-sustainable development, ʻThink Global, Act Localʼ, can be attributed to; recognized the important role of cities in the evolution of culture and maintained that a city has to be understood and integrated in the context of its biological and geographical region (interdependence of hu...

How the Other Half Lives (1890) - John Riis' book that told the public about the lives of the immigrants and those who live in the tenements Cities in Evolution (1915) - Patrick Geddes' book on urban theory-sustainable development, ʻThink Global, Act Localʼ, can be attributed to; recognized the important role of cities in the evolution of culture and maintained that a city has to be understood and integrated in the context of its biological and geographical region (interdependence of hu...

1. (TCO 1) Which best explains the differences between historians and political scientists? (Points : 2) Historians look for generalizations, and political scientists are reluctant to generalize. Historians are reluctant to generalize, and political scientists look for generalizations. Historians are more likely to look for comparisons than political scientists. Historians tend to focus on nature-based explanations, and political scientists focus on nurture- based explanations. Question 2. ...

The document is a summary of all the courses (10) of Politics of Conflict, taught by Jeroen Adam. It is a collection of my class notes (including examples given in class, discussion points raised at the end of each class, his memes that should just get some credit), so quite extensive. Therefore, I do believe they are ideal for the open book exam. Good luck studying!