Exploring the Intersection of Political Theory and Philosophy

Harshita Yadav

Harshita Yadav Student, Department of biology, Harish Chandra Post Graduate College Varanasi.

Abstract

This review delves into the intricate relationship between political theory and philosophy, exploring how the two disciplines intertwine, influence, and shape one another. From the ancient Greeks to contemporary thinkers, the dialogue between political theory and philosophy has been pivotal in shaping societies, governments, and individual worldviews. By examining key themes, concepts, and debates, this article aims to shed light on the enduring relevance and dynamic nature of this interdisciplinary discourse. Through an exploration of ancient roots, Enlightenment ideals, and contemporary debates, this review navigates the evolution of political theory and philosophy, highlighting their mutual enrichment and profound impact on our understanding of governance, ethics, power, and the human condition.

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