11th grade

Filosofía, inglés y ERE

Breaking the political

indifference
Cristian Florido - Cristian Gambóa
Jonathan Saiz
Antes pensaba, ahora pienso

¿What's the matter to be political person ?

OBJETIVO GENERAL:

Crear un performance audiovisual

que hable sobre una de las
consecuencias de la indiferencia
política.
Objetivos específicos:
1. Analizar los fundamentos de la
filosofía política desde la
vocación.
2. Identificar los problemas de la
indiferencia política.
3. Diseñar la estructura del
performance.
 Hilos conductores:
1. ¿Cómo la política condiciona mis
oportunidades de vida?
2. ¿Por qué es importante combatir la
indiferencia política?
3. ¿Cómo, a través de la política, puedo
transformar mis oportunidades de vida?
4. ¿De qué manera, el trabajo cooperativo,
permite generar un entorno democrático?
Acuerdos de clase:

1. Cumplir con los criterios de

éxito.
2. Inmersión de lo visual y lo
ambiental.
3. Lenguaje en inglés
4. Desarrollo del texto y
conclusiones.
Asignación de grupos cooperativos:

1. Nombres.
2. Habilidades y competencias de cada una
para la construcción del producto final.
3. Roles.
4. Acuerdos de grupo.
 01
¿Qué es
política?
Aristóteles: en su obra
"Política", Aristóteles define la
política como la ciencia que
se ocupa de la organización y
administración de la ciudad
(polis). Según él, la política
busca el bien común y la
virtud, y considera que el ser
humano es un "animal
político" por naturaleza.
Platón: En "La República",
Platón aborda la política a
través del diálogo entre
Sócrates y otros personajes.
Para él, la política ideal es
aquella en la que los
filósofos-gobernantes, los
"filósofos reyes", lideran la
sociedad, guiados por el
conocimiento y la sabiduría.
 Maquiavelo: Nicolás
Maquiavelo, en su obra "El
Príncipe", da una perspectiva
más pragmática y realista de la
política. Define la política como
el arte de gobernar,
enfocándose en la toma de
decisiones efectivas para el
mantenimiento del poder y la
estabilidad del Estado.
John Locke: Locke, en su
obra "Segundo Tratado sobre
el Gobierno Civil", defiende la
idea del contrato social y la
separación de poderes. Para
él, la política tiene como
objetivo principal la
protección de los derechos
naturales, como la vida, la
libertad y la propiedad.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau:
Rousseau, en "El Contrato
Social", plantea que la política
es la expresión de la voluntad
general de la comunidad. Su
enfoque está en la soberanía
popular y el contrato social,
donde los individuos ceden
parte de su libertad en aras del
bien común.
Thomas Hobbes: En "Leviatán",
Hobbes describe la política como
la creación de un contrato social
para evitar el caos y la anarquía.
Para él, la autoridad política es
necesaria para mantener el orden
y evitar el estado de naturaleza,
que considera como un estado de
guerra de todos contra todos.
Actividad
Buscar un artículo que hable sobre
los fundamentos de la filosofía
política de Foucault, imprimirlo,
leerlo y hacer un resumen para
luego hacer tu propia definición de
política.
 02
¿Cuáles son
los sistemas
de gobierno?
 03
¿Cuáles son los
principios de la
filosofía política?
 04
¿Cuáles son los
problemas de la
indiferencia
política?
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