Faculty Mentor(s)
Dr. Barry D. Friedman
Campus
Dahlonega
Subject Area
Political Science
Location
Library 2nd Floor Room 269
Start Date
1-4-2014 11:00 AM
End Date
1-4-2014 12:20 PM
Description/Abstract
This transcript serves to analyze the Protestant Work Ethic in the eyes of political thinkers such as Benjamin Franklin, Cotton Mather, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and John Winthrop. It is set in modern talk show hosted by Benjamin Franklin and ultimately finds that many of these political philosophers believed that the people’s ‘obligation to work’ would benefit society as a whole.This paper also serves to analyze the political nature of all five politicians and philosophers.
Included in
Franklin and Friends: A Discussion of the Protestant Work Ethic
Library 2nd Floor Room 269
This transcript serves to analyze the Protestant Work Ethic in the eyes of political thinkers such as Benjamin Franklin, Cotton Mather, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and John Winthrop. It is set in modern talk show hosted by Benjamin Franklin and ultimately finds that many of these political philosophers believed that the people’s ‘obligation to work’ would benefit society as a whole.This paper also serves to analyze the political nature of all five politicians and philosophers.