Locke and Rousseau

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The book delves into the concept of honor through the perspectives of Enlightenment philosophers Locke and Rousseau, highlighting the challenges Enlightenment thought poses to moral obligation. It raises critical questions about the implications of Enlightenment liberalism on governance, societal structures, and familial relationships. Aimed at political scientists, philosophy students, and communitarians, the analysis encourages readers to reflect on the limitations of Enlightenment ideals in shaping contemporary moral frameworks.