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What does Rousseau believe are the limits of punishing crime?

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Punishment must be proportionate to the crime committed.

Punishment must be pursued, but not capital punishment.

Punishment for a crime must be more severe than the crime committed.

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When does Locke believe it is justifiable to kill a thief?

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If someone tried to rob you at knife/gunpoint.

If someone robs you and then runs away (no weapons).

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What does Locke believe is the chief end of political society/government? The mutual preservation of...

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Who describes the SON as a state of equality, where men are perfectly free to order their actions"?

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Hobbes

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What is Locke's "freedom of men under government?"

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a liberty to follow one’s own will in anything that isn’t forbidden by the rule,

Having the liberty to do what you want, as long as you consult the government first.

Living by the rules of the government, but this means you're free as you consented to it.

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Whp describes the State of War as being when "a man uses or declares his intention to use force against another man, with no-one on earth to whom the other can appeal for relief.

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Hobbes

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Who said that "The liberty of man in society is to be under no legislative power except the one established by consent in the commonwealth; and not under the power of any will or under restraint from any law except what is enacted by the legislature in accordance with its mandate."

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Rousseau

Locke

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Why does Locke believe man gives up his liberty in the SON?

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Because in the SON, he has no assurance of his possessions.

Because in the SON, man isnt truly happy.

Because in the SON, he constantly fears death.

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Who says " I may destroy a man who makes war on me or has revealed himself as an enemy to my life, for the same reason that I may kill a wolf or a lion; because such men are not under the ties of the common law of reason, have no rule except that of force and violence, and so may be treated as beasts of prey—dangerous creatures that will certainly destroy me if I fall into their power."

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Locke

Rousseau

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Who describes the natural liberty of man as being "to be free from any superior power on earth, and not to be under the will or legislative authority of men but to be ruled only by the law of nature."

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Who says that the SON involves "men living together according to reason, with no-one on earth who stands above them both and has authority to judge between them."

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What State does Locke imply is 'freedom to do whatever you want?'

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State of Liberty

State of License

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What State does Locke imply is 'freedom to do whatever you want within the rule of nature?'

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State of Liberty

State of Licence

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Who's view of the SON is most optimistic about how we initially interact with eachother?

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Hobbes

Locke

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Who describes the Law of Nature as a natural morality - "because we are all equal and independent, no-one ought to harm anyone else in his life, health, liberty, or possessions."

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