John Locke: Experience, Authority, and the Limits of Government
Deivede Eder Ferreira
Noetic Lantern Book 46 · ABRAFP International Press · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)
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What justifies a belief—and what justifies a government? This original English guide connects John Locke's account of experience and knowledge with his arguments about consent, rights, property, toleration, and resistance. It also examines the exclusions and colonial entanglements that complicate his language of equal liberty. Eighteen chapters, a glossary, source notes, and an invented riverbank decision give readers concrete ways to test the ideas. A critical introduction, not a work by Locke.
What justifies a belief—and what justifies a government? This original English guide connects John Locke's account of experience and knowledge with his arguments about consent, rights, property, toleration, and resistance. It also examines the exclusions and colonial entanglements that complicate...
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