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Books by John Locke mentioned on podcasts

5 books across 10 episodes on 4 podcasts.

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  1. Second Treatise of Government

    6 mentions · The Rubin Report, Modern Wisdom, Lex Fridman Podcast

    Second Treatise of Government by John Locke is a foundational work of classical political philosophy published in 1689 that articulates natural rights theory, arguing that legitimate government authority derives from the consent of the governed and that individuals possess inherent rights to life, liberty, and property.

    Discussed
    “Your rights don't come from an entity called government, your life, your liberty, your property, as John Locke talk about in the "Second Treatise of Government," and your pursuit of happiness.”
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  2. An Essay Concerning Human Understanding

    3 mentions · The Rubin Report

    An Essay Concerning Human Understanding by John Locke is a monumental work of philosophy that investigates the foundations of human knowledge, origin of ideas, and limits of human understanding, arguing that the mind is a blank slate upon which experience writes.

    Discussed
    “And Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia Mathematica, and John Locke, in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding”
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  3. A Letter Concerning Toleration

    1 mention · The Rubin Report

    Discussed
    “in in john locke's letter concerning toleration letter concerning toleration he says you know we got to tolerate people”
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  4. Gateway to the Social Contract

    1 mention · This Week in Startups

    Discussed
    “and we've lost that and it's it's something that we yeah i mean this is hobbs right obviously a philosophy guy and you know life in his state of nature is nasty shortish and brutal right yeah british and short i mean and you know you have a social contract”
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  5. Two Treatises of Government

    1 mention · The Rubin Report

    Discussed
    “Jefferson wrote that in some ways the most elemental books of public right were John Locke's two treatises on government”
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