Question

Provide 5 differences between Locke and Rousseau in how they define "state of nature"?

Answer 1

Answer:
• According to Locke morality is the inborn feature of men but on the other hand, Rousseau States that morality is not an inborn characteristic of human and he is born immoral.he only follows instincts.
• Locke believed that property is one of the natural rights of men and can be achieved by labour, on the other hand, Rousseau, States that property is state of nature and not own men.
• Locke States that men possess liberty and freedom but Rousseau believes that men cannot achieve absolute freedom because men are slaves of their own desires.
• According to Locke society and family is formed due to nature of men is to works together socially.On the other hand, Rousseau believes that idea of family is created by women further it developed the idea of society.
• According to Locke concept of money, law and property limits are unjust and corrupted because they create insecurity and fear of losing money and property.It also creates greed, anger, stealth, violence among people in society.