Political philosophy is the study of government and the relationship of individuals (or families and

clans) to communities including the state. It includes questions about justice, law, property and the
rights and obligations of the citizen. Politics and ethics are traditionally linked subjects, as both
discuss the question of how people should live together.

Other branches of value theory:

Philosophy of law (often called jurisprudence) explores the varying theories explaining the
nature and interpretation of laws.
Philosophy of education analyzes the definition and content of education, as well as the goals
and challenges of educators.
Feminist philosophy explores questions surrounding gender, sexuality and the body including
the nature of feminism itself as a social and philosophical movement.
Philosophy of sport analyzes sports, games and other forms of play as sociological and uniquely
human activities.
Logic, science and mathematics