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Marx, Hobbes, And Locke

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Philosophy

 

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September 22, 2014

 

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Humans do not live in isolation but work to achieve together a society that turns a blind eye to what is alienating man from his nature" (Marx). On the other hand, Hobbes argued that "Rights of liberty, property can be transferred from one person to another by means of legal contract. Human beings are naturally selfish, therefore they are always in the state of conflict of ‘war' with each other, unless they are forced to obey a sovereign authority or governing power...
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Human beings are naturally selfish, therefore they are always in the state of conflict of ‘war' with each other, unless they are forced to obey a sovereign authority or governing power." Though, differences between the two are quite visible, their goal is the same, the establishment and betterment of a civil society...
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