Philosophy, agrumentative essay on Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau offer very different conceptions of the “state of nature,” a hypothetical setting for their justifications of the ordering of society. Which is most defensible, and, based on your answer, what would the implications be for an overall hostile (Hobbesian) world, a (Lockean) world characterized by abundance, or a world of increasing inequality (Rousseau)?
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