3. POLITICS: Political Force

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(1-1/21-5/1) Phenomenon is in its essence what changes. The key part of political phenomenon is force as effect. Therefore the main concept for understanding of political phenomenon is force.

3-3/01

The meaningful force in political phenomenon is the political force. A political force is always the power that a willing body A has, and it is the totality of possibility and actuality with which A can change the world(phenomenon) actually as he intends. A political force is ultimately the ability of social influence(2-13).

3-3/1

Without wills no political force can appear. Therefore, the willing body 'has' a force. A political force has its amount and direction always. (From now on, let me abbreviate political force to just 'force'.)
(Although it can be misunderstandable to say 'have' I will describe it that way. In truth, a willing body is itself a force.)

3-3/11

The amount of force is determined by how much its subject can change the object-particularly the mankind or objects related to mankind, and its direction is by what is intended by the change that it generates(1-1/1). Every force intends the existence of its subject ultimately(1-1).

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(3-3) A political phenomenon is a human phenomenon. A human phenomenon is a willing process(1-7). An actual expression of a will and its willing process appears as a phenomenon of force. A political phenomenon is always determined(2-13/6) by the principle of force(1-1/21-5/1).

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(1-8/01) A willing process always intends its existence(1-1/4). As the basic ground of existence is an objective reality, a willing process is also an objective reality, thus force can be meaningful only as an objective reality ultimately(2-13/52).