英文摘要 |
This essay explores the theoretical relationship between Hobbes’s and Locke’s political thoughts, in particular their accounts of women. It aims to respond to the current debates: first of all, the debate on the relationship between their political thought which mainly focuses on Locke’s Hobbism in his early accounts of religious toleration and second, Carole Pateman’s feminist critique of Hobbes’s and Locke’s political thoughts. To do so, I argue that Hobbes and Locke both aim to refute patriarchal accounts of political power by first revealing the instability of natural authority (Hobbes) and by clarifying the different natures of these two distinct powers (Locke). In sum, this essay intends to point to the theoretical concern shared by the two thinkers, namely a critique of patriarchalism. |