state of natures

Question: Taking the views of Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau into account why and how do you think man moved from the State of Nature to a Civil Society? Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, all in common discuss men’s movement from the State of Nature to a Civil Society and an agreement that made man accepting the Civil Society called Social Contract theory which is the view that morality is founded solely on uniform social agreements that …

…entering a civil society is to be more politic(having political rights).In addition to that Rousseau mentions that men forgives some manners and characteristics by entering the civil society such as instinct, impulse which are found in the nature of men and found in born besides him and abandon him after death. BIBLIOGRAPHY 1)LEVIATHAN THOMAS HOBBES 2)SECOND TREATIES ON GOVERNMENT JOHN LOCKE 3)SOCIAL CONTRACT J. J. ROUSSEAU 4)QUIZES and LECTURE NOTES OF DAVID OREGON