This document provides an overview of political theory. It defines political theory as the academic study of government and the state, as well as the activities associated with governance. It notes that political theory examines events, ideas, laws, justice, civil rights, government issues, history, ethics, social life, and political life. The document also discusses concepts in political theory like equality of opportunity versus special treatment. It concludes by stating that political theory is relevant for all citizens to have basic knowledge of political ideas and institutions, and encourages systematic thinking on opinions and arguments.

1. • PRESENTED BY : TIRU GOEL
• ENROLLMENT NO 07314902117
• B.ed 2017-2019

3. Politics is the most important activity of organized life in
society.
the academic study of government and the state.
the activities associated with the governance of a
country or area, especially the debate between parties
having power..
a particular set of political beliefs or principles.
the principles relating to power and status.
activities aimed at improving someone's status or
increasing power within an organization.

4. Events and ideas S
Laws , justice, civil rights, and government
Issues of philosophy
History, current events
Ethics
Social and Political life
Threats , dangers and precautions [

5. • Equality of opportunity V/S Special
treatment. Ex: Shop queue and disabled
people
• Single agency responsible for provision of
justice
• Everybody under one roof
• From ourselves to others has multiple
layers

6. POLITICAL THEORY
Political theory is the study of the
concepts and principles that people
use to describe, explain, and
evaluate political events and
institutions

7. • Political theory is relevant for people of all
professions and groups
• To act as responsible citizens and have basic
knowledge of political ideas and institutions
• To examine our ideas , feelings and actions in
everyday lives . Also , encouraging us to be
more careful of them
• Exposes us to systematic thinking on our
opinions and arguments