Lectures on the history of political philosophy /
Samuel Freeman, these lectures are a fitting final addition to his oeuvre, and to the history of political philosophy as well
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Cambridge, Mass. :
Belknap Press of Harvard University Press,
2007
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Table of Contents:
- Remarks on political philosophy
- Lectures on Hobbes
- Lectures on Locke
- Lectures on Hume
- Lectures on Rousseau
- Lectures on Mill
- Lectures on Marx
- Remarks on political philosophy
- Lectures on Hobbes
- Social contract
- Lectures on Locke
- Lectures on Hume
- Lectures on Rousseau
- Lectures on Mill
- Lectures on Marx
- note: Introduction : remarks on political philosophy
- Lectures on Hobbes
- Lecture I Hobbes's secular moralism and the role of his social contract
- Lecture II Human nature and the state of nature
- Lecture III Hobbes's account of practical reasoning
- Lecture IV role and powers of the sovereign
- App Hobbes index
- Lectures on Locke
- Lecture I His doctrine of natural law
- Lecture II His account of a legitimate regime
- Lecture III Property and the class state
- Lectures on Hume
- Lecture I "Of the original contract"
- Lecture II Utility, justice, and the judicious spectator
- Lectures on Rousseau
- Lecture I social contract : its problem
- Lecture II social contract : assumptions and the general will (I)
- Lecture III general will (II) and the question of stability
- Lectures on Mill
- Lecture I His conception of utility
- Lecture II His account of justice
- Lecture III principle of liberty
- Lecture IV His doctrine as a whole
- App. Remarks on Mill's social theory
- Lectures on Marx
- Lecture I His view of capitalism as a social system
- Lecture II His conception of right and justice
- Lecture III His ideal : a society of freely associated producers
- App. Four lectures on Henry Sidgwick.
- Introduction : remarks on political philosophy
- Lectures on Hobbes
- Lecture I Hobbes's secular moralism and the role of his social contract
- Lecture II. Human nature and the state of nature
- Lecture III. Hobbes's account of practical reasoning
- Lecture IV. The role and powers of the sovereign
- App. Hobbes index
- Lectures on Locke
- Lecture I. His doctrine of natural law
- Lecture II. His account of a legitimate regime
- Lecture III. Property and the class state
- Lectures on Hume
- Lecture I. "Of the original contract"
- Lecture II. Utility, justice, and the judicious spectator
- Lectures on Rousseau
- Lecture I. The social contract : its problem
- Lecture II. The social contract : assumptions and the general will (I)
- Lecture III. The general will (II) and the question of stability
- Lectures on Mill
- Lecture I. His conception of utility
- Lecture II. His account of justice
- Lecture III. The principle of liberty
- Lecture IV. His doctrine as a whole
- App. Remarks on Mill's social theory
- Lectures on Marx
- Lecture I. His view of capitalism as a social system
- Lecture II. His conception of right and justice
- Lecture III. His ideal : a society of freely associated producers
- App. Four lectures on Henry Sidgwick
- App. Five lectures on Joseph Butler.