Studies in the History of Political Philosophy Before and After Rousseau, Zväzok 1

absolute abstract accepted action admitted argument Burke century Civil Government civil society claim conceived conception consent consequences Contract despotism doctrine doubt enquiry Esprit des lois experience fact felicific calculus force form of government former hand Helvétius Hobbes human Hume Hume's idea of duty ideal impossible individual individualist inevitably instincts interest judgement justice law of nature least Legislative less Leviathan liberty Locke Locke's man's manifestly matter ment method mind Monarchy Montesquieu moral sense motive natural law never object obligation once original outward passions philosopher Plato pleasure political philosophy political theory positive law possible practical primitive principle purely purpose question reason recognised relation Revolution Rousseau S.N. ii self-interest slavery social Social Contract sole sovereignty speculative Spinoza supposed sympathy T. H. Green thing thought tion Tractatus theologico-politicus Treatise true truth utilitarian Vaughan Vico Vico's virtues Voltaire whole words writers