During the Coinage Crisis of 1695, John Locke successfully advocated a full recoinage
without devaluation by insisting on silver money's “intrinsick value.” The Great Recoinage …

Although John Locke's educational curriculum has traditionally been seen to aim at creating
free citizens capable of independent thought, the centrality of habituation to his pedagogy …

After a century-long hiatus, honor is back. Academics, pundits, and everyday citizens alike
are rediscovering the importance of this ancient and powerful human motive. This volume …

At the beginning of De jure naturae et gentium (1672), Samuel von Pufendorf proposed a
radical dichotomy between nature and morality. He was followed down this arid path by his …

The early modern revolution in political philosophy not only transformed political philosophy
itself; it also played a crucial role in shaping the character of modern politics. This article …

Abstract Is John Locke a legal moralist? In his Letter concerning Toleration, Locke argues
that, while the state should not punish people for their private religious beliefs, it is still …

Locke bases his moral and political philosophy on his doctrine of the 'law of nature'.
Scholars have debated the content and grounding of this law and its relationship to Christian …

While the role of theology in Jefferson's political thought and its implications for how we
should understand the role of “Nature's God” in grounding natural-rights republicanism are …

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