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The Age of Enlightenment

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Basic Political Theory and Historical Roots. The Basic Unit. The foundational political unit in the world is the state Body of people in a territory with a government that has no higher authority Examples: Mexico, Russia, Canada, the United States are all states.

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Prologue: The Story of Psychology

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Prologue: The Story of Psychology

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Democratic Philosophers

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What themes and characteristics should my ideology include?

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John Locke: Liberator of Children

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Philosophy 219

Philosophy 219. Locke, Second Treatise of Government. John Locke 1632-1704. Locke was a younger contemporary of Hobbes, and thus he too lived during a very tumultuous time of English history, encompassing the English Civil War and, in addition, the Glorious Revolution.

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THREE ENLIGHTENMENT THINKERS

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Sense perception

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. Brief background and its legacy today. Question. What is the Enlightenment?. Key Figures in Enlightenment Science. Newton and Galileo. Key Figures in Enlightenment Thought. Thomas Hobbes Nationality: English Major Work: Leviathan

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. Global Connections Unit 7. The Enlightenment. The scientific revolution as applied to the field of human behavior Use methods of natural science to examine and understand all aspects of life

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History Final 2019

John Locke

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LOCKE 3: PERSONAL IDENTITY

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JOHN LOCKE (1632-1704)

JOHN LOCKE (1632-1704). ABOUT LOCKE. John Locke was born at Somerset on 29 th August 1632 Educated at Oxford Chief work was Essay Concerning Human Understanding Raised the question of Epistemology Concerned with origin of the furniture of mind Introduced historical method in philosophy.

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The Origins of the State and Social Contract Theory

The Origins of the State and Social Contract Theory. What is the State?. A political community that occupies a definite territory, and Has an organized system of government with the power to make and enforce laws Today: State = Country = Nation. Where did the State come from?.

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The Origins of the State and Social Contract Theory

The Origins of the State and Social Contract Theory. What is the State?. A political community that occupies a definite territory, and Has an organized system of government with the power to make and enforce laws Today: State = Country = Nation. Where did the State come from?.

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Locke and Hobbes

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Hobbes vs. Locke: essential concepts

Hobbes vs. Locke: essential concepts. Concepts they share: The State of Nature Natural Rights The Social Contract Where they differ: What drives human behavior? Passion (Hobbes) Reason (Locke) What is the best form of government? Absolute monarchy (Hobbes) Constitutionalism (Locke).

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The Scientific Revolution

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