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Political Philosophy — Deck 06

Why obey? Why this government, and not another? Who owns the world? Six answers across four centuries — and the standing arguments, still in print, against...

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Why obey? Why this government, and not another? Who owns the world? Six answers across four centuries — and the standing arguments, still in print, against each. Key sections include: The State & Its Critics HOBBES · LOCKE · ROUSSEAU · MARX · RAWLS · NOZICK; The State of Nature; Hobbes — Leviathan, 1651; Locke — Two Treatises, 1689; Rousseau — The Social Contract, 1762; Marx — Capital, 1867; Rawls vs. Nozick; The Wilt Chamberlain Argument; The Crowd; Other Voices.

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  1. 01The State & Its Critics HOBBES · LOCKE · ROUSSEAU · MARX · RAWLS · NOZICK
  2. 02The State of Nature
  3. 03Hobbes — Leviathan, 1651
  4. 04Locke — Two Treatises, 1689
  5. 05Rousseau — The Social Contract, 1762
  6. 06Marx — Capital, 1867
  7. 07Rawls vs. Nozick
  8. 08The Wilt Chamberlain Argument
  9. 09The Crowd
  10. 10Other Voices
  11. 11Key Works
  12. 12Why It Still Matters
  13. 13Go Deeper
  14. 14Colophon
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