Οριοθέτηση του κράτους και της ιδιοκτησίας από τον J. Locke
Delineating the state and the property by J. Locke
Κωνσταντακοπούλου, Αλεξάνδρα
Διονύσης Γράβαρης
The topic of this dissertation is the in-depth analysis of the political thinking
and theory of John Locke. Our aim is to find common ground between the natural
right to property and the necessity of existence of political societies.
We initially examine his reasoning on the theory of natural law. Then, we
consider his political theory mainly inspecting the state of nature, the state of war,
slavery, property, parental power, political society, privileges and civil disobedience.
Finally, we explain how the formation of a political society is necessary to protect the
right to property.
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