Concepts of Equality in Locke and Rousseau 
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Whereas Locke believes that the state of nature is the source of civil society and the qualities of that society (liberty and equality, in terms of the ideal ....
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Leibniz & Locke on Knowledge
.... If reason assists the acquisition of knowledge, this proves knowledge "not to be innate" (
Locke 71),
whereas if reason does not assist, then it must be ....
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Jurgen Habermas and John Locke
.... Habermas presupposes an orderly but free society is which his communicative reason can take place,
whereas Locke presupposes a state of nature--part free, part ....
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Compare and Contrast - Hobbes and Locke: The role of government
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Locke argued that property exists independently of the government
whereas the latter argued that it cannot exist before and apart from government. ....
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Social-cognitive theory
.... Filmer argued that political power derives from family power,
whereas Locke believed that paternal or parental power should not be confused with political power ....
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Hobbes & Locke
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Locke believed people were naturally kind.
Whereas Hobbes felt that in the state of nature human life was nasty, short and brutish,
Locke argues differently. ....
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Political Paradigms
.... Aristotle and Rousseau both champion the common good over the individual,
whereas Aristotle and
Locke share a desire to give the people a measure of power in ....
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Wollstonecraft, Locke and Women
.... 62), which is a phrase and concept found in
Locke's Second Treatise of ....
Whereas Wollstonecraft is addressing the gentlemen of letters who are responsible for ....
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Aristotle & Locke on Property
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Whereas Aristotle's description of different kinds of property leads to an assessment of their relative moral or ethical value,
Locke's discussion begins by ....
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Aristotle & Locke on Property The purpose of this resear
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Whereas Aristotle's description of different kinds of property leads to an assessment of their relative moral or ethical value,
Locke's discussion begins by ....
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Three Social Contract Theories
.... But
whereas Hobbes argued for the existence of a natural right to do as one likes regardless of others,
Locke held that each individual recognizes limits to ....
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Politics
.... Lenin's power rested upon his authority in the Party,
whereas Stalin's authority .... Further, men like John
Locke believed that life, liberty and property were the ....
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Employee Job Satisfaction
.... of the specific factors that affected job satisfaction (
Locke, 1983, p .... researchers have considered the effects of these factors separately,
whereas others have ....
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MONEY AS A MOTIVATOR
.... and could motivate individuals within organizational environments (
Locke, 1983). .... have considered the effects of these factors separately,
whereas others have ....
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Various Short Essays in Sociology
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Locke sees human beings as having agreed to give up certain rights and powers .... a social setting, the good can be maintained by the mass,
whereas an individual ....
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Effects of Job Satisfaction on Productivity
.... These models were not completely satisfactory (
Locke, 1983 .... Some researchers have considered the effects of these factors separately,
whereas others have summed ....
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Total Quality Management and Employee Response
.... These models were not completely satisfactory (
Locke, 1983 .... Some researchers have considered the effects of these factors separately,
whereas others have summed ....
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Thucydidic Perspective Of Politics & The State
.... Lenin's power rested upon his authority in the Party,
whereas Stalin's authority .... Other theorists of politics and the state like John
Locke argued that the ....
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Development of Liberalism
.... and need for civil society, issues that had been raised by
Locke in 1688. .... And
whereas they began with cross-class alliances, they devolved into class cleavage ....
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Job Definition & Job Analysis
.... labor law and the privatization of state-owned enterprises (
Locke, Kochan, Piore .... tend to seek variety and hedonistic experiences,
whereas collectivist cultures ....
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Issues in Philosophy
.... philosopher looks primarily to reason as the source of knowledge
whereas the tough .... Included in this particular group can be listed both John
Locke and David Hume ....
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Supreme Court Decision
.... A circumcised child cannot "technically" reverse the procedure,
whereas a child may seek .... In so far as John
Locke was one of the most influential thinkers of ....
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Job Satisfaction of Behavioral Care Workers
.... These models were not completely satisfactory (
Locke, 1983 .... Some researchers have considered the effects of these factors separately,
whereas others have summed ....
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Philosophy of Pragmatism
.... Aristotle's view of truth, subsequently followed in general by
Locke, Russell, and .... whether X is true is consequential for human experience,
whereas in the ....
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Job Climate
.... of the specific factors that affected job satisfaction (
Locke, 1983, p .... researchers have considered the effects of these factors separately,
whereas others have ....
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Comparison of Bill of Rights
.... sets the stage for the goals it is meant to achieve:
Whereas the late .... the British experience, and the writing of the British philosopher John
Locke, who Runes ....
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Separation of Church and State: The Baptists
.... 9] Since many of the nation's founders were influenced by
Locke, it must be .... almost exactly the opposite of what it originally meant."[62]
Whereas the Danbury ....
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THE NEW ENGLAND RENAISSANCE
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Locke argued that we can only know what we know "by direct observation .... tactics and malicious ways are characteristics of their characters,
whereas Emerson and ....
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Aristotle's Political Science Writings
.... In a social setting, the good can be maintained by the mass
whereas an individual .... the common good was later adapted by theorists such as
Locke and Rousseau. ....
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Nature Versus Nurture
.... Prenatal conditions primarily act to limit intellectual development;
whereas postnatal environments .... These debates go back to the time of
Locke and Descartes ....
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