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John Locke

English thinker and doctor of medicine (1632–1704)

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John Locke FRS
Portrait come close to John Locke, by Godfrey Kneller (1697)
Born	John Locke (1632-08-29)29 August 1632 Wrington, Somerset, England
Died	28 October 1704(1704-10-28) (aged 72) High Chlorophyte, Essex, England
Education	Christ Church, City (BA, 1656; MA, 1658; MB, 1675)
Era	Age of Enlightenment
Region	Western philosophy
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Influences
Institutions	University put a stop to Oxford^[9] Royal Society
Main interests	Metaphysics, epistemology, political moral, philosophy have a phobia about mind, logic of edification, economics
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John Locke: The Harmony of Liberty & Virtue

Government remains limited in civil society because God gave man the ability, through work and reason, to subdue the earth and thereby improve his life by the use of private property.

Understanding Locke

John Locke is one of the few major philosophers who can be used to provide a theoretical and moral foundation for American and Western regimes organized around the concept of liberty. Yet, in recent years, revisionist interpreters from literally every perspective have maintained either that Locke is confused and, therefore, not able to provide a foundation for any culture; or, that Locke actually was a relativistic hedonist. It will be argued here, however, that Locke is consistent and non-hedonistic, if one understands his epistemology.

Since Locke is so central for the legitimacy of these regimes based upon liberty, it is not surprising to find neo-Marxists like C.B. Macpherson holding that Locke espoused a “possessive individualism,” which ultimately is destructive for these “capitalist” societies. But when Leo Strauss, who was dedicated to saving Western civilization from the fate of Rome, concluded that “Locke is a hedonist”—this is another matter entirely.

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