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Binary Paideia
In the AIHE’s Liberty Fellowships
For US DoE Teaching American History Grants
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sBetween the Constitution & Between the Constitution & Ancient Republics, & Ancient Republics, & English PrecedentsEnglish Precedents
POLITEIA
The Regime
POLITEUMA The Ruling
Order
Polis The State
PAIDEIAWhat Makes a
State What It Is
POLITEIA
• The Type of Regime
–Despotism
–Direct Democracy
– Republicanism
–Monarchy
– Fascist Authoritarian
– Communist Totalitarian
POLITEUMA
• The Ruling Order
–Those who can dispense Offices and Honors
PAIDEIA
• That what makes a city or society what it is
• Offices and Honors are given in accordance to the Paideia
• What a Society bows to
VIRTUE
For the Ancient Greeks:
LOGOSLOGOSReasoned SpeechReasoned Speech
The Highest Moral Excellence The Highest Moral Excellence
The Highest VirtueThe Highest Virtue• Public LifePublic Life
• FraternityFraternity– Private Life most like animals.Private Life most like animals.
Ancient Greeks
Politeia Regime: The Assembly
Politeuma Ruling order: Citizens
Paideia What makes a city what it is: Iliad & Odyssey
Virtue The highest moral excellence:Participation in the Polis- LogosLogos
Contrasts: Spartans AtheniansGreeks Persians
Founders Brought up on:Founders Brought up on:
• Greeks Greeks
–PlatoPlato
–AristotleAristotle
• RomansRomans
–Plutarch 46-120 ADPlutarch 46-120 AD
–Livy 59 BC – 17ADLivy 59 BC – 17AD
–Cicero 106 – 43 BCCicero 106 – 43 BC
Founders Brought up on:Founders Brought up on:
• MachiavelliMachiavelli
• BaconBacon
• HobbesHobbes
• MontesquieuMontesquieu
• SidneySidney
• HarringtonHarrington
• LockeLocke
• HumeHume
Greek Problem
•Haves vs. Have-nots–Have-nots can vote
–They continuously vote for war
–Constant faction quarrels
ROMEThe Roman Republic was based on a militaryThe Roman Republic was based on a military
culture.culture.PoliteiaPoliteia RegimeRegime Comitia Comitia
CenturiataCenturiataPoliteumaPoliteuma Ruling order Ruling order Patrician, Patrician,
NobilityNobilityPaideia Paideia What makes What makes Romulus Romulus
a state a state & Remus& RemusVirtueVirtue The highest The highest Heroic Martial Heroic Martial
moral excellence moral excellence Valor Valor Pride, HonorPride, Honor
ContrastsContrasts The RepublicThe Republic The EmpireThe Empire
Major ChangeMajor Change
ChristianityChristianityUniversal Religion for Universal Universal Religion for Universal
EmpireEmpire
– Equality of All Equality of All • All can get to HeavenAll can get to Heaven• All can be become HOLYAll can be become HOLY• Highest moral excellence – Highest moral excellence –
HOLINESSHOLINESS– Otherworld Matters MostOtherworld Matters Most
Private Life is ParamountPrivate Life is Paramount
GR
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K L
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OS
Remains
New Culture melds
• JerusalemJerusalem
• AthensAthens
• RomeRome
MACHIAVELLIFather of Modern Liberal Democracy
GO
OD
INS
TIT
UT
ION
S
Not Good Men as the Means to Good Government
BALANCE
CONFLICT
TENSIONGrandi & Popolo united to destroy
their neighbors
VIR
TU
E
In the Institutions
CONTRAST
• Ancient RepublicsAncient Republics
• Medieval RepublicsMedieval Republics
• Modern RepublicsModern Republics
Further Development
•Francis Bacon•Thomas Hobbes•James Harrington
•John Locke
John Locke
Continues the Move away from Christianity
God gave man the EARTH
God gave man REASON
Natural Providence is a Reflection of Divine Providence
Every Man has Property in His own Person
• Major Paradigm Shift
– The Labor or Work of my hands are mine ---- My Property
– Common land becomes “my land.”
– “I work it. It’s mine!”
GENESIS 1:28
• CHRISTIANS & JEWS
Be fruitful and multiply and replenish the Earth . . .
• BACON & LOCKE
. . . and subdue it.
American History
Society Time Period Society
Royalists/Cavaliers English Civil War Puritans/Roundheads
Monarchy Politeia/Regime Parliament
Aristocracy Polituma/Ruling Class Gentry/ Middle class
Anglican ChurchHierarchy
Paideia/What makes a society what it is
BibleCalvin's Institutes
Loyalty Virtue/ The highest moral excellence
Piety
Society Time Period Society
British Empire American Revolution Patriots
King in Parliament Politeia/Regime Assemblies/Congress
Aristocracy/Gentry Polituma/Ruling Class White male landowners
Glorious Revolution Paideia/What makes a society what it is
Republicanism, Charters,John Locke's Two
Treatises
Loyalty Virtue/ The highest Virtue/ The highest moral excellencemoral excellence
Liberty
US 1860
South
• State Gov’t w/i Federal Gov’t
• Planters
• Constitution,
Hierarchy
Slave Culture
• Honor
North
• National Republic
• Male Citizens
• Declaration,
Free Market
Industrialization
• Industry
P
A
I
D
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E
A
1940
NAZI GERMANY
• Totalitarian Dictatorship
• Nazi Party
• German PurityMein KampfRacial Superiority
• Loyalty, Service to the Volk
UNITED STATES
• Federal Republic
• Citizens
• Declaration,
Constitution,
Bill of Rights
• Liberty, Industry, Duty, Patriotism
PAIDIEA
BIN
AR
Y P
AID
EIA
Monarchy
Whigs
British
North
Industrial
Free Market
Democratic
Republic
Tories
Colonists
South
Agrarian
Socialist
Totalitarian
STORIES
For More Information
See Your CD-ROM
Or, www.AmericanInstituteforHistory.org
“Binary Paideia”“Changing Paideia Throughout History”