Social contract theory states that societies formed out of people's desire for harmony in their communities. To achieve order, individuals surrendered some freedoms in exchange for security under governmental laws. Three classical philosophers who discussed this were Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, and Jean Jacques Rousseau. Hobbes argued people surrendered rights out of fear of death to gain security from a government. Rousseau saw legitimate government as established through mutual contracts between citizens for good relations.
Social contract theory states that societies formed out of people's desire for harmony in their communities. To achieve order, individuals surrendered some freedoms in exchange for security under governmental laws. Three classical philosophers who discussed this were Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, and Jean Jacques Rousseau. Hobbes argued people surrendered rights out of fear of death to gain security from a government. Rousseau saw legitimate government as established through mutual contracts between citizens for good relations.
Social contract theory states that societies formed out of people's desire for harmony in their communities. To achieve order, individuals surrendered some freedoms in exchange for security under governmental laws. Three classical philosophers who discussed this were Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, and Jean Jacques Rousseau. Hobbes argued people surrendered rights out of fear of death to gain security from a government. Rousseau saw legitimate government as established through mutual contracts between citizens for good relations.
desire to have harmony in the community *People need or must surrender some of their freedom in exchange for order in the society. 3 CLASSICAL PHILOSOPHERS THOMAS HOBBES - In His LEVIATHAN he stated that man created a government and surrendered his several rights and freedom out of fear of death *A person needs to surrender some of His freedom and rights in exchange for his security *A person needs to follow government laws for him to be secured and protected. *He strongly advocates the Golden Rule; *His philosophy had a great impact that has shaped the world when it comes to the perspective of government laws. John Lock *People are born good, that a person’s nature is happy, contented, reasonable and tolerant. *Advocates equality in everything and everyone Jean Jacques Rousseau Interpreted the social contract as as an answer to inequalities and injustices that sprung from early society. Jean Jacques Rousseau *Legitimate government is the one established by the people who entered into a mutual contract for good relationship. Forms of Societies Nomadic/Hunter Gatherer - Survival depends on their immediate environment. - Fishing, hunting, plant or fruit gathering. - Move from one place to another to survive Forms of Societies Pastoral --survival is based on taming and caring for animals --people started to settle permanently in an area /territory. Forms of Societies Horticulture --Gardening-Plants, fruits and vegetables Agriculture --planting and raising animals Forms of Societies Industrial advanced Post industrialmore advanced Virtual well advanced technology (cyberspace) •1. Which among the following is the mutual recognition of each other as persons? a. Dialogue b. Character c. Intersubjectivity d. Personality 2. Which of the following is true about intersubjectivity? a. Intersubjectivity is caused by philosophical concept. b. Intersubjectivity is caused by an influence from another person. c. Intersubjectivity is not an interaction between self and others. d. Intersubjectivity is a kind of relationship which considered a subject- to-person way of relating. •3. How do we interact with people in a meaningful way? a. To be anxious about socializing b. to be worried about what people thinks about you c. To establish connections and have moral relationships with other people d. To be hesitant to being attached and have close relationships with other people 4. What drives us to reach out to other people and interact with them in a meaningful ways? a. close relationships b. establish attachment c. Human Nature d. mutual recognition 5. What do you convey when you interact with other people? a. Attitude acceptanceb. Care and Respect c. Respect and Empathy d. Love and Empathy