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Θεωρίες του κοινωνικού συμβολαίου

Author: Aris I. Stylianou

What is the social contract? What theories have been articulated to describe it, from Antiquity to the present day? How and why did theorists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries believe in and...

What is the social contract? What theories have been articulated to describe it, from Antiquity to the present day? How and why did theorists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries believe in and cherish it so much? For what reasons do philosophers, thinkers, politicians, and commentators still use the term "social contract" so frequently today?

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 231
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2006
  • Publisher Publisher Polis
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What is the social contract? What theories have been articulated to describe it, from Antiquity to the present day? How and why did theorists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries believe in and cherish it so much? For what reasons do philosophers, thinkers, politicians, and commentators still use the term "social contract" so frequently today?

This book attempts to answer these questions. It thoroughly examines the concept of the social contract and studies the various theories that have developed in relation to it, mainly in modern times. It seeks to show how Grotius establishes modern natural law, how exactly Hobbes inaugurates modern contractual theory, why Locke gives it a liberal hue, while Rousseau seals it with his supreme synthesis, as well as the reasons why Spinoza rejects the contract.

Despite the criticism it has faced over time, contractual theory has managed to be revitalized and dominate contemporary political philosophy. Therefore, the study of social contract theories is interesting and remains extremely relevant.

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Author
Aris I. Stylianou
Publisher
Polis
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789604350933

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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
231
Dimensions
14x20 cm
Release Date
2/2006
Publication Date
2006

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Classic Texts

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