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1. Who Was Herbert Spencer?

Social Contract Theory (Or Contractarianism) Is A Concept Used In Philosophy - Political Science And Sociology To Denote An Implicit Agreement Within A State Regarding The Rights And Responsibilities Of The State And Its Citizens - Or More Generally A Similar Concord Between A Group And Its Members - Or Between Individuals. All Members Within A Society Are Assumed To Agree To The Terms Of The Social Contract By Their Choice To Stay Within The Society Without Violating The Contract; Such Violation Would Signify A Problematic Attempt To Return To The State Of Nature. It Has Been Often Noted - Indeed - That Social Contract Theories Relied On A Specific Anthropological Conception Of Man As Either "Good" Or "Evil". Thomas Hobbes (1651) - John Locke (1689) And Jean-jacques Rousseau (1762) Are The Most Famous Philosophers Of Contractarianism - Which Is The Theoretical Groundwork Of Democracy. It Is Also One Of A Few Competing Theoretical Groundworks Of Liberalism - But Rousseau's Social Contract Is Often Seen As Conflicting With Classical Liberalism Which Advocates Protection Of Individual Liberty From The Will Of The Community.There Are Two US Prisons In Leavenworth - Kansas. One Is For The Military - One Is For Civilians. Both Are Maximum Security. The Military One Houses The US Military's Death Row.John Locke (August 29 - 1632 - October 28 - 1704) Was An Influential English Philosopher And Social Contract Theorist. He Developed An Alternative To The Hobbesian State Of Nature And Argued A Government Could Only Be Legitimate If It Received The Consent Of The Governed And Protected The Natural Rights Of Life - Liberty - And Estate. If Such Consent Was Not Given - Argued Locke - Citizens Had A Right Of Rebellion. Locke's Ideas Had An Enormous Influence On The Development Of Political Philosophy - And He Is Widely Regarded As One Of The Most Influential Enlightenment Thinkers And Contributors To Liberal Theory. His Writings - Along With Those Of The Writings Of Many Scottish Enlightenment Thinkers - Influenced The American Revolutionaries As Reflected In The American Declaration Of Independence.He Pioneered The Field Of Social Darwinism By Applying Darwin's Ideas To Human Behavior.

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