Liberal Politics of John Locke
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A01=M. Seliger
Absolute Arbitrary Power
Author_M. Seliger
Bertrand De Jouvenel
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citizenship
Civil Society
Common Judge
consent
constitutional government
constitutionalism
Despotic Masters
Direct Democracy
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ethics
Executive Prerogatives
Express Consent
Free Holders
freedom
government philosophy
historical political analysis
history politics
Individual Appropriation
knowledge
liberal politics
liberal tradition
liberalism
Locke
locke truth
Locke's argumentation
Locke's Evaluation
Locke's Justification
Locke's liberalism reassessment
Locke's Natural Law
Locke's Political Theory
Locke's Prince
Lockeian politics
Locke’s Evaluation
Locke’s Justification
Locke’s Natural Law
Locke’s Political Theory
Locke’s Prince
metapolitics
moral theory
Natural Law
natural law theory
Negative Community
Patriarchal Monarchy
philosophy law
political consent
politics philosophy
Private Dominion
property philosophy
property rights philosophy
regime legitimacy
Rightful Resistance
Ruse De Guerre
Salus Populi Suprema Lex
Self-acquired Property
seventeenth century
slavery
sovereignty
Traditional Political Philosophy
Vice Versa
William III
Product details
- ISBN 9780367331078
- Weight: 449g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 01 Mar 2021
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Originally published in 1968. This book presents the synthesis of a coherent view of the Lockeian argument from his various works. This tests the inner consistency of Locke’s political theory against his own examples from history. The layers of Locke’s argumentation are analysed on metaphysics in the first part, his attitude towards historical precedents in the second, and in the third with the nature of the regime which he was ready to endorse. This provides the guidelines for a comprehensive reassessment of the liberal tradition, as well as an evaluation of what is still vital to it.
