POLS 120: Lecture Five
POLS 120: Lecture Five
39:28This lecture delves into the historical and philosophical foundations of liberalism, tracing its evolution from premodern to modern and postmodern eras. It discusses key principles such as life, liberty, and property, and examines notable thinkers like Hobbes, Locke, and Kant. The video also explores various types of liberalism, including neoliberalism, and debates surrounding the welfare state and capitalism. The lecture concludes by introducing the reactions to liberalism, setting the stage for future discussions on conservatism and socialism.
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POLS 120: Lecture Five
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