THE POLITICS OF LOCKE'S PHILOSOPHY

IN THIS ARTICLE, THE AUTHOR ATTEMPTS TO RECONSTRUCT LINKS BETWEEN LOCKE'S THOUGHT ON PSYCHOLOGY, RELIGION, EPISTEMOLOGY, AND POLITICS. HE RELIES HEAVILY ON "THE ESSAY", AND IS PARTICULARLY CONCERNED WITH DEVELOPING LINKS BETWEEN HIS PHILOSOPHIC THOUGHT AND HIS POLITICAL THOUGHT. THE A...

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Published inPolitical studies Vol. 24; no. 3; pp. 253 - 267
Main Author ALBRITTON, ROBERT R.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.09.1976
SAGE Publications
Clarendon Press
Subjects
EPISTEMOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE
JOHN LOCKE
MODERN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
POLITICAL THEORY
Political thought
RECTITUDE, MORALITY, GOODNESS (ALSO IMMORALITY)
THOMAS HOBBES
XVIIth century
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Summary:IN THIS ARTICLE, THE AUTHOR ATTEMPTS TO RECONSTRUCT LINKS BETWEEN LOCKE'S THOUGHT ON PSYCHOLOGY, RELIGION, EPISTEMOLOGY, AND POLITICS. HE RELIES HEAVILY ON "THE ESSAY", AND IS PARTICULARLY CONCERNED WITH DEVELOPING LINKS BETWEEN HIS PHILOSOPHIC THOUGHT AND HIS POLITICAL THOUGHT. THE ARGUMENT SHEDS LIGHT ON CONTROVERSIES RELATING TO THE COMPARISON OF "THE TWO TREATIES" AND "THE ESSAY".
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ISSN:0032-3217
1467-9248
DOI:10.1111/j.1467-9248.1976.tb00112.x