Elizabeth
Frazer’s Teaching
Hilary Term 2006:
Thursdays, 10.00, Department of
Politics: Classical Political
Thought Core Lectures
Lecture 1: Problems of Politics
Lecture 2: Politeia: Philosophy Against Politics
Lecture 3: Polity: Politics and Friendship
Lecture 4: The Christian Prince
Lecture 5: The Political Prince
Lecture 6: Artifical Man and Abstract State
Lecture 7: Contract, Consent and Trust
Lecture
8: Polity to Sovereignty
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Academic Years 2003-05: on
leave from department teaching and administration
Hilary Term 2003
Tuesdays Weeks 1-4 12 noon, Examination Schools, Political Theory Core
Lectures
Lecture 1: Freedom and Equality I
Lecture 2: Freedom and Equality II
Lecture 3: Authority and Obligation I
Lecture 4: Authority and Obligation II
Tuesdays
Weeks 1-4 2.00 p.m. 8NCL:3, Research Design for Political Theorists
(workshop for research students)
Fridays
Weeks 1,2,3,4,7,8 10.00 a.m. Department, with Michael Freeden, Research
Methods for Political Theory: text and interpretation (workshops for MPhil
first years)
Fridays
Weeks 4,6,7,8, 4.00 p.m. Department, with Sophie Duchesne, Interview Research
(research methods training workshop for graduates)
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Michaelmas Term 2002
Fridays 9.00 a.m.
and 2.00 p.m.
Research Methods for
Politics:
Philosophy of the
Social Sciences: Lectures, and classes (with Ken Macdonald)
Lecture
1: Scientific Theory 1
Lecture II: Scientific Theory 2
Lecture VI: Structure and Agency I
Lecture VII: Structure and Agency II
(there are seven lectures in
this series)