Definition by Thinkers

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This educational video segment is part of a lecture on 'Political Party and its System,' focusing specifically on the definitions of political parties offered by prominent thinkers. The slide header reads 'Definition by Thinkers' in English and Hindi. The instructor guides students through specific quotes, starting with Edmund Burke and moving to Gilchrist, ensuring students understand the core characteristics of a political party as defined by these theorists. The visual aids include red and green boxes at the top corners.

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    The instructor points to the first definition by Edmund Burke, which states a party is 'A body of men united for promoting by their joint endeavors the national interest upon some particular principle in which they are all agreed.' He highlights the Hindi translation below. He then shifts focus to Gilchrist, pointing to the text 'Defined it as an organized group of citizens.' He circles the name 'Gilchrist' and underlines the Hindi phrase 'नागरिकों के संगठित समूह' (organized group of citizens) to emphasize the structural aspect of the definition. He uses a pen to physically interact with the screen content.

The lecture effectively bridges theoretical concepts with textual evidence. By presenting definitions in both English and Hindi, the instructor ensures clarity for a diverse audience. The progression from Burke's principle-based definition to Gilchrist's organizational definition helps students grasp the multifaceted nature of political parties, preparing them for deeper analysis of party systems and their roles in democracy.

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