Compare and Contrast Locke's and Hobbes' State of Nature which for some can be seen as problematic for Hobbes' theory. Locke's State of Nature seems more accessible because it presents a more dynamic picture of human nature. Furthermore, it allows for the emergence of an innate sense of morality in human beings that does not simply arise from the formation of a sense of belonging.

Essay / Compare and Contrast Locke's and Hobbes' State of Nature which for some can be seen as problematic for Hobbes' theory. Locke's State of Nature seems more accessible because it presents a more dynamic picture of human nature. Furthermore, it allows for the emergence of an innate sense of morality in human beings that does not simply arise from the formation of a sense of belonging.

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