Is morality shaped more by nature or by civil society? From which are we more likely to derive our freedom, identity, interests, and what implications does this have for political leaders? Compare and contrast TWO of the following: (Hobbes: Leviathan, Machiavelli: The Prince, or Locke: Second Treatise of Government)
You should base your argument as much as possible on a reading of the text themselves, backing up your arguments with references to the texts (APA citations) where necessary. DO NOT use outside resources.
4-5 pages. double-spaced. 1-inch margins. times new roman 12-point font size.
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1. Is morality shaped more by nature or by civil society? From
which are we more likely to derive our freedom, identity,
interests, and what implications does this have for political
leaders? Compare and contrast TWO of the following: (Hobbes:
Leviathan, Machiavelli: The Prince, or Locke: Second Treatise
of Government)
You should base your argument as much as possible on a
reading of the text themselves, backing up your arguments with
references to the texts (APA citations) where necessary. DO
NOT use outside resources.
4-5 pages. double-spaced. 1-inch margins. times new roman 12-
point font size.
