My experience writing this blog!

Hello everyone! Well, this week I will talk about my experience writing this blog.

At first I didn't like the idea of ​​writing a blog, I thought it was stupid and unnecessary ... But the weeks passed, I realized that writing a blog is entertaining for two things: The first because you can give your opinion about something or say things that if I were in classes with all my classmates watching me I don't say  anything haha I'm very shy (yes, believe it or not) telling personal things, also I can hardly speak English, especially in public. And the second is that greatly improves writing in English, learn new vocabulary and as you´re not pressed, as you are when you render a test, you learn better.

In addition to the above, the issues are not difficult, most are personal things or give your point of view about something, there are not boring topics or ask us for an excessive amount of words.

Also is very good to give space to write in class because you can ask questions to teachers and you feel more together ... It would not be the same if homework.

Well, I think that is a great experience! 

Xoxo.

The subject that I most enjoyed studying this semester (:

Well, today I will talk a little more about my program.

Today's topic will be the subject that I most enjoyed studying this semester. Well, actually I haven´t a subject that I enjoyed studying, because I have three. The first is called "Legal framework for administrative action" well, the name doesn´t say much but basically it's legislation in public administration, in other words, we study the administrative statute that regulates us. I quite liked the subject because we landed into practice, because there are things we see when we are working. In addition, the teacher is responsible for giving practical examples of the functioning of the administration in this area and I liked it.

Another subject that liked me study was "statistically management". It´s a mathematical subject and was very surprised because I have never liked math and I'm very bad at that. But the statistics I understood the usefulness of mathematics in the administration. The teacher in this case also gave very practical examples of how to use this field when we were already working and I really liked, because we can anticipate things, generate projections, etc.

And finally, enjoy a subject study called "Study of political phenomena". This subject is rather political science and I really enjoyed it because we studied interest groups, social movements, the state, the power relations between these actors, etc. I also liked because it's quite practical, interest groups and social movements can be seen every day on television and it's something important we must take into account.

Well, generally quite we liked those subjects and future generations will mean that much advantage (: 

Hannah Arendt

Hello, how are you guys? I hope you´re fine.

Well, today I will talk a little more about my degree. the topic will be an important character in my field of study.

I chose to talk about a very important woman in the field of political science, she's Hanna Arendt. She was born in 1906 in Germany, and because of her jewish origin, in 1933 she was forced to emigrate by the arrival of the Nazi regime. She arrived to America in 1951 and was given the nationality, because of the great work she did there.

Roughly, Arendt was strongly influenced by her context, like the totalitarianism that existed in Germany. This phenomenon, according to Arendt, would be a product of modernity that brings loneliness and isolation.  As the society had lost interest in the civic and public life, the appearance of total domination regimes was almost inevitable.

What I liked the most about her way of thinking is that through her works she makes a call to the rescue of public life, not in the sense of state action, but in the public sphere where people act in truth and has real cooperation among all.

Besides, I like that a woman positioned in such a male chauvinist environment like political science, also in a period where male chauvinist still looked normal.

Well, I think that Hanna Arendt is influential in my field and I would like everyone to get to know her