01276     2200241   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020000900097041000800106082001100114084001700125100001600142245003400158260004500192300003700237520064100274650001900915990002600934990002400960990002400984990002601008INLIS00000000000680120221020082403  a0010-0520006801221020                |          | eng    a1846  aeng  a320.11  a320.11 LOC s0 aLocke, John1 aSocial Contract /cJohn Locke  aLondon :bOxford University Press,c1947  aXLIV, 307 hlm.; 21 cm. ;c21 cm.  athe idea of social contrak which fluorished in the 18th century found its roots and inspiration in three sources:the teaching of the bible(which intructed that the powers that be are ordained of god,also that david made a covenant with his people);the doctrines of roman la(wich directed that"the people,by the law of the monarch passed in regard to his authority,confers upon him and into his hands all its authority and power")and the principles of aristotle's politic(which favored the a clear distincion between king and tyrant and endorsed the right of the masses not only to elect the magistrate bat also to call him to accuount). 4aKontrak Sosial  a01828/MKRI-P/VII-2007  a02476/MKRI-P/I-2006  a02476/MKRI-P/I-2006  a01828/MKRI-P/VII-2007