1992
DOI: 10.2307/1051205
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John Locke: Justice and the Social Compact

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“…The Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC) approached the notion of justice from the perspective of the sense of fairness in distributions and settlements (Cordero, 1988). In the 17th century, John Locke, an English philosopher and physician, revisited this concept to form a foundation for the development of a moral theory while accounting for the interests of both the individual and the communal (Gardner, 1992). An exponentially growing interest in the concept of justice in the philosophy, sociology and management domains occurred after Rawls (1971) published a seminal book titled Theory of Justice in an attempt to reconcile the principles of liberty and equality.…”
Section: Antecedents Of Knowledge Sabotagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BC) approached the notion of justice from the perspective of the sense of fairness in distributions and settlements (Cordero, 1988). In the 17th century, John Locke, an English philosopher and physician, revisited this concept to form a foundation for the development of a moral theory while accounting for the interests of both the individual and the communal (Gardner, 1992). An exponentially growing interest in the concept of justice in the philosophy, sociology and management domains occurred after Rawls (1971) published a seminal book titled Theory of Justice in an attempt to reconcile the principles of liberty and equality.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Oftentimes, victims are not even consulted, or the process itself is insulting. 26 For this reason, scholars of Holocaust studies have given great attention to the importance of the process of memorialization, especially following James Young's (1991, 30;1992;1993;2002) studies of counter-memorial practices in Germany. Young (2002, 65-80) famously describes how debates over memorialization were in themselves more effective commemorative acts "than any single 'final solution' to Germany's memorial problem."…”
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“… 19. See Gardner 1992, 347, 362 (Rousseau noted that “no government was legitimate in which the general will of all people does not control the effective lawmaking power”); Rousseau and Cranston 2004, 29–30. …”
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“…Tokoh yang cukup terkenal dengan gagasan Liberal adalah John Locke dan John Stuart Mill. Locke (dalam Tuckness, 1999;Gardner, 1993;Forde, 2009) memandang semua individu dianugerahi oleh Tuhan oleh akal atau yang disebutnya dengan Suara Tuhan (The Voice of God). Berkah ini yang kemudian menurut Locke (dalam Kivisto & Faist, 2007) memungkinkan manusia untuk berpikir dan bertindak sesuai dengan hukum alam.…”
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