Lectures on
Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation Reprinted from Green's Philosophical Works, vol. II., with Preface by Bernard Bosanquet
作者：Green, Thomas Hill, 1836-1882; Bosanquet, Bernard, 1848-1923 [Author of introduction, etc.]; Nettleship, Richard Lewis, 1846-1892 [Editor]
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共 48 题- LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION
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- PREFACE.
- BERNARD BOSANQUET
- CONTENTS
- 4. Hegel's conception of freedom as objectively realised in the state
- LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION
- A. _The grounds of political obligation._
- 1. Subject of the inquiry
- B. _Spinoza._
- C. _Hobbes._
- 43. Statement of his doctrine
- D. _Locke._
- E. _Rousseau._
- 66. His statement of the origin and nature of the 'social contract'
- 67. Its effects upon the individual
- F. _Sovereignty and the general will._
- 101. Cases in which a doubt may arise
- G. _Will, not force, is the basis of the state._
- 117. Thus morality and political subjection have a common source.
- H. _Has the citizen rights against the state?_
- I. _Private rights. The right to life and liberty._
- K. _The right of the state over the individual in war._
- L. _The right of the state to punish._
- M. _The right of the state to promote morality._
- N. _The right of the state in regard to property._
- O._ The right of the state in regard to the family._
- P._ Rights and virtues._
- LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION.
- LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION.
- A. _THE GROUNDS OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION._
- B. _SPINOZA._
- C. _HOBBES_.
- D. _LOCKE._
- E. _ROUSSEAU._
- G. _WILL, NOT FORCE, IS THE BASIS OF THE STATE._
- H. _HAS THE CITIZEN RIGHTS AGAINST THE STATE?_
- I. _PRIVATE RIGHTS._ _THE RIGHT TO LIFE AND LIBERTY._
- K. _THE RIGHT OF THE STATE OVER THE INDIVIDUAL IN WAR._
- L. _THE RIGHT OF THE STATE TO PUNISH._
- M. _THE RIGHT OF THE STATE TO PROMOTE MORALITY._
- N. _THE RIGHT OF THE STATE IN REGARD TO PROPERTY._
- O. _THE RIGHT OF THE STATE IN REGARD TO THE FAMILY._
- P. _RIGHTS AND VIRTUES_
- SUPPLEMENT.
- Sect. 36. 'Suum esse conservare' = 'to preserve his own being.'