EPQ PRESENTATION STUDY
GUIDE 2024 GRADED A+ BEST
FOR REVISION !!!
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1. To what extent can Plato's 'The Republic' be described as an early form oftotalitarian
literature?:
2. I will aim to go through and review the stages of my project. These are; planning, research,
skills, outcome and t...
EPQ PRESENTATION STUDY GUIDE 2024 GRADED A+ BEST FOR REVISION !!! 1. To what extent can Plato's 'The Republic' be described as an early form of totalitarian literature?: 2. I will aim to go through and review the stages of my project. These are; planning, research, skills, outcome and then anything I would recommend to future EPQ students.: 3. NEXT SLIDE: Here is Plato, whos work my project is based upon, who is very famous for being a Greek philosopher in the Classical period or 5th century BC. One thing he is famous for would be his philosophical school The Academy.: 4. ZOOM: Why this topic?: 5. - It links to my A-Level History, Classics and future aspiration to study History and Politics at University. - This topic forms part of my special interest in looking at the link between ancient and modern political ideologies.: 6. - There were many academic resources available in the library and on Jstor - I have background knowledge on this issue from Classics and its relative modern historical links: 7. NEXT SLIDE: Within my first aim my objectives were to: - collect 3-4 varying interpretations of the Republic's link to totalitarianism - select evidence from Plato's work to support and challenge the argument of it having totalitarian subtexts: 8. And my second aim's objectives were: - to set out a criteria to evaluate similarities and differences between interpre - tations also based on an established definition of totalitarianism - Evaluate the 'validity' of each interpretation based on Plato's works: 9. NEXT SLIDE: Most useful sources: Plato's 'The Republic' (set text) Lesley Brown's 'How Totalitarian is Plato's Republic?' (strong, well-evidenced argument by a renowned scholar) Least Useful Source:
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