Los fundamentos del Liberalismo Político - John Locke - 2° Tratado Sobre el Gobierno Civil - C.VI-IX

In this capsule, we'll explore chapters 6 through 9 of John Locke's Second Treatise of Government. We'll see how Locke distinguishes between parental power and political power, how a civil society is formed without falling into absolutism, and what role consent plays in the legitimacy of the state. We'll also reflect on the limits of state power, the exclusion of non-property owners, and how these ideas connect with the Glorious Revolution and the birth of the modern liberal order. I'm sharing the link where you can subscribe to the monthly Philosophy of History lecture I teach:   / filosofiadelahistoria   00:00 Introduction 01:42 Chapter 6: Paternal Power 07:11 Chapter 7: On Political or Civil Society 20:47 Chapter 8: On the Origin of Political Societies 30:59 Chapter 9: On the Ends of Political Society and Government Music: https://www.purple-planet.com