Falsafa va hayot – Философия и жизнь – Philosophy and Life (электрон журнал) 4-son (2024)
JOHN LOCKE'S MAIN PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS ON CIVIL SOCIETY
Турамурудов Джурабек Нормуродович
Annotatsiya
This scholarly-analytical work presents a thorough analysis of the philosophical views of John Locke — a prominent figure of the European Enlightenment — concerning such fundamental concepts as civil society, natural rights, the social contract, natural law, and the concept of property. According to Locke, human beings are by nature free, rational, and endowed with inherent natural rights — the rights to life, liberty, and property. These rights are innate and cannot be taken away by any government; on the contrary, the very existence of government is justified by the need to protect them. Locke’s theory of the social contract is based on moral and legal relations between the individual and authority, asserting that the legitimacy of power depends on the consent of the people.
Джон Локк, естественные права, общественный договор, гражданское общество, естественное состояние, естественный законJohn Locke, natural rights, social contract, civil society, state of nature, natural law, property rights, liberty, right to life, legitimate authorityJon Lokk, tabiiy huquqlar, ijtimoiy shartnoma, fuqarolik jamiyati, tabiiy holat, tabiiy qonun, mulk huquqi, erkinlik, hayot huquqi
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