A Contextual Approach to the 'State of Nature'

This work covers a wide variety of disciplines ranging from Political Science, Archaeology, Anthropology, Theology, Sociology, etc., and is written as a dialogue between a teacher and student. It asks the question, “How well would society function today if we did not put real contextual equations in our disciplines such as mathematics or economics?” It then presents a real visual contextual interpretation to the political ‘state of nature.’ It is written with five Reflections theorizing a new contextual paradigm for Political Science. It includes two unique charts interpreting a ‘Contextual Equation of Human Unity and Uniqueness.’ It serves as a catalyst to reexamine questions on political freedom, economics, immigration, art, and spirituality. And it has the courage to ask the difficult questions such as “How should we lead our lives.”