... these two very important thinker's ideology we can see that they are very extreme people. Locke is very positive about everything in life while Hobbes a very negative view to everything. Critical Analysis Locke's political philosophy is full of uncertainties. This has happened because of his pre-conceived notions about certain basic essential principles of life. Confusion has emerged because clearly, Locke has ... ...

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... laws of physical beings and political entities. At the time, Hobbes" views were highly controversial. Today, controversy remains concerning his account of human nature. In what follows I will detail the analysis of human nature that Hobbes provides, and will argue that it fails to be persuasive. Hobbes lived in a time of great upheaval. The Civil War in England began in 1642 ... life would be like with no state control. He calls this hypothetical situation the "state of nature," and while he insists it is not a historical state, it is nonetheless a useful critical concept. In the state ...

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