Civil Society

Exploring the concepts of freedom, responsibility, and social order, this study positions these issues as central to modernity. It delves into the development of civil society, tracing its roots to thinkers like Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, and the Scottish Enlightenment philosophers. The author examines how the notions of civil society and the state of nature influenced sociological and philosophical discussions in the nineteenth century, highlighting their significance in shaping contemporary thought.