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The subject of the history of political and legal doctrines is...
The direction of development from lower to higher, progressive movement forward, increasing the level of organization, complication of the method of organization is called...
A system of generalized reliable knowledge about a particular fragment of reality that describes, explains and predicts the functioning of a certain set of its constituent objects is...
A social group that has a socio-economic orientation is...
Establish a correspondence between historical periods and the names of thinkers:
Arrange the legal monuments in chronological order (starting with the most ancient):
Historical periods succeeded each other in the following sequence:
Establish correspondence between the stages of development of society and historical periods:
An integral part of the political doctrine is the conceptual-categorical apparatus. What is the role of the conceptual-categorical apparatus in political doctrine?
Every political doctrine created by a philosopher, thinker, political or public figure contains a political program. What are the features of the political program? What distinguishes it from other components of political doctrine?
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The main collection of political doctrines reflecting the ideas of Brahmanism was called...
The founder of the world religion of Buddhism is...
Law, duty, custom, rule of behavior established by the gods for each varna is...
The natural course of things, natural legality is...
Establish a correspondence between varnas and their functions in society:
Philosophers and politicians of the Ancient East lived in the following chronological order:
Political doctrines arose in the following sequence:
Establish the correspondence between political ideas and their authors’ concepts:
The ideas of Legalism contained the image of an ideal ruler. What are its main features?
In Ancient Greece there was a form of government that meant “the power of the best” - this is...
... - this ancient Greek philosopher, whose works have come down to us entirely in handwritten form, left notes on the teachings of his teacher Socrates.
Ancient Greek paid teachers of eloquence, representatives of the philosophical movement of the same name, widespread in Greece in the 2nd half of the 1th - XNUMXst half of the XNUMXth centuries BC. e. - This…
The creation of nature, the product of natural development (according to Aristotle) is...
Establish a correspondence between political regimes and their characteristics:
The philosophers and politicians of Ancient Greece lived in the following chronological order:
Political doctrines arose in the following sequence:
Match primary sources and philosophers:
Anarchy from ancient Greek means lack of command, lack of command, lack of power, lack of control. What are the main characteristics of this form of government?
In the system of Roman law, Cicero and his works play an important role. What makes his work different from more recent authors? What are the features of his views on the state?
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The general conventional name for a number of numerous late antique religious movements that used motifs from the Old Testament, Eastern mythology and a number of early Christian teachings is...
A deliberate deviation from a religious teaching considered by someone to be correct, offering a different approach to religious teaching is...
Lawyers who practiced Roman law in medieval Europe, within the tradition developed at the University of Bologna, are...
Place in chronological order the philosophers and political figures of the Middle Ages (starting with those who lived before):
Place the political doctrines in chronological order (starting with those that arose earlier):
Match ideas with their authors:
Characterizing the “Christian state” as an example of an “earthly city,” Augustine believed that the state works best by being...
Most legists (jurists) argued that the people transferred all power to the emperors, which was unlimited and hereditary. At the same time, legalists opposed the
The direction of development from lower to higher, progressive movement forward, increasing the level of organization, complication of the method of organization is called...
A system of generalized reliable knowledge about a particular fragment of reality that describes, explains and predicts the functioning of a certain set of its constituent objects is...
A social group that has a socio-economic orientation is...
Establish a correspondence between historical periods and the names of thinkers:
Arrange the legal monuments in chronological order (starting with the most ancient):
Historical periods succeeded each other in the following sequence:
Establish correspondence between the stages of development of society and historical periods:
An integral part of the political doctrine is the conceptual-categorical apparatus. What is the role of the conceptual-categorical apparatus in political doctrine?
Every political doctrine created by a philosopher, thinker, political or public figure contains a political program. What are the features of the political program? What distinguishes it from other components of political doctrine?
Question
The main collection of political doctrines reflecting the ideas of Brahmanism was called...
The founder of the world religion of Buddhism is...
Law, duty, custom, rule of behavior established by the gods for each varna is...
The natural course of things, natural legality is...
Establish a correspondence between varnas and their functions in society:
Philosophers and politicians of the Ancient East lived in the following chronological order:
Political doctrines arose in the following sequence:
Establish the correspondence between political ideas and their authors’ concepts:
The ideas of Legalism contained the image of an ideal ruler. What are its main features?
In Ancient Greece there was a form of government that meant “the power of the best” - this is...
... - this ancient Greek philosopher, whose works have come down to us entirely in handwritten form, left notes on the teachings of his teacher Socrates.
Ancient Greek paid teachers of eloquence, representatives of the philosophical movement of the same name, widespread in Greece in the 2nd half of the 1th - XNUMXst half of the XNUMXth centuries BC. e. - This…
The creation of nature, the product of natural development (according to Aristotle) is...
Establish a correspondence between political regimes and their characteristics:
The philosophers and politicians of Ancient Greece lived in the following chronological order:
Political doctrines arose in the following sequence:
Match primary sources and philosophers:
Anarchy from ancient Greek means lack of command, lack of command, lack of power, lack of control. What are the main characteristics of this form of government?
In the system of Roman law, Cicero and his works play an important role. What makes his work different from more recent authors? What are the features of his views on the state?
Question
The general conventional name for a number of numerous late antique religious movements that used motifs from the Old Testament, Eastern mythology and a number of early Christian teachings is...
A deliberate deviation from a religious teaching considered by someone to be correct, offering a different approach to religious teaching is...
Lawyers who practiced Roman law in medieval Europe, within the tradition developed at the University of Bologna, are...
Place in chronological order the philosophers and political figures of the Middle Ages (starting with those who lived before):
Place the political doctrines in chronological order (starting with those that arose earlier):
Match ideas with their authors:
Characterizing the “Christian state” as an example of an “earthly city,” Augustine believed that the state works best by being...
Most legists (jurists) argued that the people transferred all power to the emperors, which was unlimited and hereditary. At the same time, legalists opposed the
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The independence of the state from the Pope, from the church, from the German emperor, from the estates, from another state (according to J. Bodin) is...
The pre-state stage of people’s life is characterized by G. Grotius as ... a state
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Speaking about the relationship between natural law and positive law, the author of the concept of which is G. Grotius, it can be argued that...
The works of T. Hobbes contain an understanding of freedom as the right to do everything that is not prohibited by law. What is the purpose of laws according to the English philosopher?
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The command theory of law was created and developed by...
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O. Ehrlich is the author of the concept of “living law”. How does living law relate to the theory of legal norms?
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The author of “The Word of Law and Grace” was...
The creator of the work “The Story of the Grand Duke of Moscow” was ...
The closest associate of Peter the Great was the church leader...
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N.M. Korkunov was a supporter of the theory of separation of powers. He believed that one of the existing branches of government was capable of ensuring the implementation of this principle. Highlight the process that, according to N.M. Korkunov, will become the key to the implementation of the principle of separation of powers.
Supporter of the idea of the rule of law P.I. Novgorodtsev saw the only way to establish a rule of law state in Russia through...
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The Vedic system developed in...
Solon's reform, associated with the abolition of debt slavery in Athens, is...
The saying: “Man is born free” belongs to...
The ancient Roman philosopher, author of the work “On the City of God,” in which he put forward the idea of the universality of the history of human development in accordance with the will of God, is ...
The author of “Utopia,” after the publication of which this word began to be used to refer to all projects of an ideal society, is ...
One of the main ideas underlying utopian socialism is the idea...
Definition: “A state in which power is vested in a narrow group of individuals” refers to a form of government such as...
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