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What Did Thomas Hobbes Believe?
History
Thomas Hobbes believed that humans were naturally aggressive and selfish, and that society needed strong government controls to keep people in line.
What Did Thomas Hobbes Believe About Human Nature?
History
Thomas Hobbes believed that humans are naturally selfish and that this is the cause of most conflict.
How Did Aristotle View Morality?
History
Aristotle believed that morality was based on reason and that people could use their reason to figure out what the right thing to do was.
What One Word Did Confucius Feel Encapsulated All of His Teachings?
History
“One word that Confucius felt encapsulated all of his teachings was ‘ren'”
“For Confucius, the word that best summed up his teachings was ‘ren'”
How Does Karl Marx Differentiate Between Members of The Proletariat And The Bourgeoisie?
History
The bourgeoisie are the capitalists who own the means of production, while the proletariat are the workers who sell their labor.
According To Aristotle What Is The Cause of The Tragic Hero Or Heroines Suffering?
History
Aristotle believed that the cause of the tragic hero or heroine’s suffering was due to their own personal flaw.
According To Karl Marx What Social Relations Matter Most in a Capitalist System?
History
In a capitalist system, the social relations that matter most are those between the capitalists and the workers.
How Did The Ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau Compare To Those of John Locke?
History
The ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau were similar to those of John Locke in that they were both based on the belief that people are born free and equal.
How Is Happiness Acquired According To Aristotle?
History
Happiness is acquired by leading a virtuous life in accordance with reason. This entails being prudent, just, courageous, and temperate, and leads to a life of contemplation and happiness.
Based on The Original Writings of Karl Marx How Would Social Change Be Accomplished?
History
Social change would be accomplished through the working class overthrow of the bourgeoisie, which would lead to a classless society.