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Philosophy outline
Question :
Locke and Hobbes both describe life in the “State of Nature,” a condition in which human beings live without government, political authority, or civil law.
What are some important similarities and differences between their characterizations of the “State of Nature”?
Which author, in your opinion, characterizes the State of Nature more plausibly (be sure to back this opinion up with argument and evidence)?
They each describe civil society as an improvement over the State of Nature. Which author makes a stronger and more compelling case for this claim?
