Political Thought of Locke

Locke as a liberal political thinker is important of Western Political Thoughts. His ideas, Consent, Rights and Property have played and important role in the evolution of of liberal society and democratic polity. This Lecture discusses all of them in brief.
Learning Objectives: This Lecture would be useful for understanding the evolution of democracy, modern states, and Constitutionalism.

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Awesome lecture! very nicely compacted the thought of Locke along with the comparison with Hobbes gave a sort of link that how it evolved...honestly grateful to you sir 🙏

[@Mohapatra_Bikash]

Sir you are masterpiece ❤

[@anuratnraghuvanshi5626]

मेरा locke का concept clear करने के लिए thankyou सर। locke की theories constitutionalism he being father of liberalism.two tretises consent theory .impaCt of glorious revolution aswell of capitalism and Reformation on him is explained nicely.his property rights advocacy and macpherson's criticism.

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very in-depth explanation given. thanx.

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I have no words to thank you sir!!

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Great lecture.

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Thanks 😊👍

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Great lecture!

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R8

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Funstasting lecture sir I like it

[@tashibhutia5535]

it was really helpful sir....

[@ShubhamTibogpa]

Perfect

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Thanks a lot sir...plz start new initiatives. 2020

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Phase of Enlightenment

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As a master tailor who cutout a capitalist coat out of liberal discourse ---- critisism of locke

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Renassiance ( awakening to a great past )

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please Remove Sound problem.

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good

[@surbhihandajindal793]

Please please make next lecture on Rousseau... I need that...asap

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+Surbhi Handa preparing for upsc mains 2015?

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maggieznoodles no i am not

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Surbhi Handa ok. i thought so

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+maggieznoodles i am preparing for the next year UPSC exams :) So i was just curious learning the basic of pol science these days.....

[@surbhihandajindal793]

maggieznoodles same here.i am also appearing in 2016 ias exam.do u have political science and international relations as optional?

[@kawaljeetsingh9866]

Man is conciderd as a rational being-- Locke

[@ramprasadsj1455]

Constitutional monarchy Limited govt Consent as basis of authority. Consent turns raw power to authority. Social Contact State is not divine, not created by god , citizens can withdraw consent and negate contract. Surrendered natural rights and surrender is not absolute. Locke is father of liberalism. Not hobbes. Hobbes is father of absolutism. Locke gave birth to constitutionalism. 1632 to 1704 Cb macpherson posessive liberwlism book. Lokce is father if english liberalism. 1688 glorious revolution, democratic,constitution, beginning of limited governing, Locke 1. Insprired from descartes 2.two treatises on civil libertises 1689 1690 3.refutation of divine rights of filmer 4 . Men are equal in capacity.no one can put man in authority without consent. Man is resonalnand rational even in natural state.human is superiror to human history . Man not subservient to history. Rights are sacrosanct. Consent. Only to protect those rights. Can revolt if natural rights not protect3d. All three tenemts 1.Law, procedure to run society, Constitutional monarchy, 2. Surremder of nat rights is not absolute. 3. Both hobbes and lock talked abt social contract. But lock is father of liberalism..

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CB MacPherson Possessive Individualism

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He is conciderd as father of liberalism

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Social contact

[@ohnana21]

so repetitive.. frustrating..

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Ya

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R u here in 2020??

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Compared to the previous lecture on hobbes this is dissapointing. REPITITIVE. Moreover covered European history than locke.