Locke and Rousseau

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The book delves into the concept of honor as interpreted by Enlightenment philosophers Locke and Rousseau, revealing the complexities and shortcomings of Enlightenment thought in shaping moral obligation. It poses challenging questions for political scientists, philosophers, and communitarians, urging readers to critically assess the implications of Enlightenment liberalism on governance, familial relationships, societal structures, and economic perspectives.