Normal view
MARC view
Political philosophy.
Series: Sources in philosophyPublication details: New York, Macmillan [1965]Description: 123 p. 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- JA36 .G4
Contents:
Introduction, by A. Gewirth.--Infinite desire and absolute government, by T. Hobbes.--Natural rights and government by consent, by J. Locke.--The sovereignty of the general will, by J.-J. Rousseau.--The organic state as the unity of individual desires and universal reason, by G. W. F. Hegel.--Bourgeois society: the state as weapon of the class struggle, by K. Marx and F. Engels.--Utilitarian defense of individual liberty, by J. S. Mill.
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Bibliography: p. 121-123.
Introduction, by A. Gewirth.--Infinite desire and absolute government, by T. Hobbes.--Natural rights and government by consent, by J. Locke.--The sovereignty of the general will, by J.-J. Rousseau.--The organic state as the unity of individual desires and universal reason, by G. W. F. Hegel.--Bourgeois society: the state as weapon of the class struggle, by K. Marx and F. Engels.--Utilitarian defense of individual liberty, by J. S. Mill.
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