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- - - - Endurance to time
      - Questioning the rule of god
        
        Religious faith
      - Burke believed in a partnership between ‘those who are living, those who are dead and those who are to be born’
      - Accumulated wisdom
      - Institutions have survived by adding value to society
      - The monarchy
      - Social cohesion
      - Connection to the past
      - Provides roots (security)
      - If it isn't broke don't fix it
    - - Drawn to safety and security
      - Psychologically limited
      - Selfish and greedy
        
        Original sin
      - The law is preventative
        
        conservative emphasis on tough criminal justice regimes
      - Intellectual power is limited
    - - People have different functions in society
      - society is a living entity / organism
    - - Humans naturally create hierarchies in societies
        
        creating class based structures
        
        Social Equality is fake
      - Paternalism
        
        Parents have natural authority over children
      - Authority is required
      - Creates responsibilities with this relationship
      - Noblesse Oblige
      - Society is bound together by tradition, authority, morality
- - - - Individualism
      - Human potential
      - The enlightenment
    - - Freedom of the individual
      - Freedom of choice
      - The harm principle
      - Positive freedom
      - Negative freedom
    - - Education
      - Thinking for themselves
      - Self-determination
      - Debate,discussion and argument
    - - Foundational equality
      - Equal rights
      - Rule of law
      - Equal opportunities
      - Meritocracy
    - - Social harmony
      - Pluralism
      - Acceptance
      - ‘I detest what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it’ -Voltaire

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Unit 3 politics

The Nation

Nationalism

Conservatism

Liberalism

Socialism

Core themes

Core themes

Core themes

Core themes

The Nation

Organic Community

Identity Politics

Self determination

The individual

Freedom / Liberty

Reason / rationality

Justice

Toleration

Tradition

Human imperfection

Organic society

Hierarchy+ authority.

Property

Community

Cooperation

Equality

Class politics

Common ownership

Individualism

Human potential

The enlightenment

Freedom of the individual

Freedom of choice

The harm principle

Positive freedom

Negative freedom

Education

Thinking for themselves

Self-determination

Debate,discussion and argument

Foundational equality

Equal rights

Rule of law

Equal opportunities

Meritocracy

Social harmony

Pluralism

Acceptance

‘I detest what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it’ -Voltaire

Endurance to time

Questioning the rule of god

Religious faith

Burke believed in a partnership between ‘those who are living, those who are dead and those who are to be born’

Accumulated wisdom

Institutions have survived by adding value to society

The monarchy

Social cohesion

Connection to the past

Provides roots (security)

If it isn't broke don't fix it

Drawn to safety and security

Psychologically limited

Selfish and greedy

Original sin

The law is preventative

conservative emphasis on tough criminal justice regimes

Intellectual power is limited

Humans naturally create hierarchies in societies

creating class based structures

Social Equality is fake

Paternalism

Authority is required

Parents have natural authority over children

People have different functions in society

Creates responsibilities with this relationship

Noblesse Oblige

society is a living entity / organism

Society is bound together by tradition, authority, morality