Civil Society

Exploring the concepts of freedom, responsibility, and social order, this study positions these issues as central to modernity. It examines the development of civil society as both a setting and a safeguard for social self-sufficiency, tracing its roots to thinkers like Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, and the Scottish Enlightenment philosophers. By analyzing how these foundational ideas influenced 19th-century sociological and philosophical discussions, the book offers a deep insight into the evolution of civil society and its implications for contemporary thought.