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1978
“On Locke’s state of nature” / John Anglim. // IN: Political studies. – 26 (1978):78-90.
See also the reply by Hampsher-Monk, “Resistance and economy in Dr. Anglim’s Locke” (1978); and the rejoinder by Anglim (1978).
Abstract: IPSA 29:221.
LNL 10:3; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.1
“Rejoinder to ‘Resistance and economy’ ” / John Anglim. // IN: Political studies. – 26 (1978):99-100.
Reply to Hampsher-Monk, “Resistance and economy in Dr. Anglim’s Locke” (1978).
Liberal-Democratic political theory and the steady state / by George Arras. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–University of Toronto, 1978. – ii, 255 leaves.
See 2, “Natural rights and the increase of wealth in Hobbes and Locke” (leaves 10-40), “Property and the increase of wealth in Hobbes and Locke” (leaves 41-78) and “Wealth and political obligation in Hobbes and Locke” (leaves 79-100)
“The renewal of the Licensing Act in 1693 and its lapse in 1695.” – See entry in Chapter 2.
“Two concepts of coercion” / Terence Ball. // IN: Theory and society. – 5 (1978):97-112.
“Théorie politique et recherche scientifique : la lutte idéologique contre l’absolutisme en Angleterre au XVIIe siècle” / par Michel Baridon. // IN: Pensée. – 199 (juin 1978):58-76.
“Travail, propriété, histoire chez Locke” / par Michèle Bertrand. // IN: Pensée. – 200 (août 1978):121-127.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.4
“El ius resistendi en Locke” / por Hugo E. Biagini. // IN: Revista de estudios políticos. – Nueva época:2 (1978):153-159.
Abstract: IPSA 29:2490.
LNL 10:4; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.5
“La libertad en Locke” / por Hugo E. Biagini. // IN: Cuadernos de filosifia. – 18 (1978):179-182.
H&W 1983
“The minimal state : an assessment of some of the philosophical grounds” / by William T. Blackstone. // IN: Personalist. – 59 (1978):333-343.
Comment on Nozick, Anarchy, state and utopia (1974).
“Early liberal roots of feminism : John Locke and the attack on patriarchy” / Melissa A. Butler. // IN: American political science review. – 72 (1978):135-150.
LNL 10:4; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.9
Reprinted in: John Locke, critical assessments / edited by Richard Ashcraft (1991). – volume 3:639-665; reprinted as: “John Locke and the attack on patriarchy” / Melissa Butler. // IN: Feminist interpretations and political theory / edited by Mary Lyndon Shanley and Carole Pateman. – University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University Press, 1991. – p. 74-94; reprinted in: Feminism and philosophy : essential readings in theory, reinterpretation, and application / edited by Nancy Tuana, Rosemarie Tong. – Boulder ; San Francisco ; Oxford : Westview Press, 1995. – pages 27-47; reprinted (with omissions) in Sourcebook on feminist jurisprudence / [edited by] Hilaire Barnett. – London : Cavendish Publishers, 1997. – pages 317-322; reprinted in: Feminist interpretations of John Locke / edited by Nancy J. Hirschmann and Kirstie M. McClure (2007). – p. 91-121, with a new afterword by the author.
Studies in political philosophy / by Joshua Cohen. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–Harvard University, 1978. – x, 200 leaves.
See esp. “Locke and Nozick on property” (leaves 101-120)
“Discorrendo di materialismo e di storiografia” / Antonio Corsano. // IN: Giornale critico della filosofia italiana. – 4. serie:9 (1978):238-244.
“The idea of absolute monarchy in seventeenth-century England” / James Daly. // IN: Historical journal. – 21 (1978):227-250.
“John Locke, his harmony between liberty and virtue.” – See entry in Chapter 3.
“Crime, death and loyalty in English liberalism” / Eldon J. Eisenach. // IN: Political theory. – 6 (1978):213-232.
Abstract: IPSA 29:1353.
H&W 1983
The rise and right of commonwealths : an exploration of John Locke’s considerations concerning political association / J. Fournier. – Thesis (M.Litt.)–Oxford University, 1978.
Unverified; source: ASLIB
Y&Y 1978.13
John Locke and the theory of sovereignty : mixed monarchy and the right of resistance in the political thought of the English Revolution / Julian H. Franklin. – Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1978. – xi, 146 p. – (Cambridge studies in the history and theory of politics)
Reviews: R. F. Atkinson, LNL 10 (1979):129-132; L.I. Katzner, 17th Cent. News 37:20-22.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.15; T 273 [“1981”]
“Hume and the social contract” / Robert Ginsberg. // IN: Eighteenth-century life. – 4 (1977/78):91-95.
The political anthropology of John Locke and the origins of modern politics / by Mark Glat. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–Rutgers University, 1978. – vii, 261 leaves.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.16
“Resistance and economy in Dr. Anglim’s Locke” / Iain Hampsher-Monk. // IN: Political studies. – 26 (1978):91-98.
Comment on Anglim, “On Locke’s state of nature” (1978); see also the rejoinder by Anglim.
Y&Y 1978.18
Locke on freedom : an incisive study of the thought of John Locke / Merwyn S. Johnson. – Austin, Tex. : Best Printing Company, ©1978. – 202 p.
Based on a thesis, Universität Basel.
Review: W. Von Leyden, Phil.Books 20 (1979):66-68.
LNL 10:5; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1977.15 [sic]
“The dialectic of consent theory” / Mark E. Kann. // IN: Journal of politics. – 40 (1978):386-408.
“Entrepreneurship, entitlement, and economic justice” / Israel M. Kirzner. // IN: Eastern economic journal. – 4:no. 1 (January 1978):9-25.
See “Lockean proviso” (p. 22-25); reprinted in Reading Nozick / edited … by Jeffrey Paul (1981) – p. 383-411.
“Zur Legitimität der bürgerlichen Gesellschaft : eine Untersuchung des Arbeitsbegriffs in den Theorien von Locke, Smith, Ricardo, Hegel, und Marx” / Thomas Krämer-Badoni. – Frankfurt am Main ; New York : Campus Verlag, ©1978. – (Campus-Forschung)
Based on a thesis, Munich, 1975.
See “Arbeit in der naturrechtlichen Theorie der bürgerlichen Gesellschaft : John Locke” (p. 47-54)
LNL 11:17; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.23
“Nozick on law and the state : a critique” / Robert F. Ladenson. // IN: Philosophical studies. – 34 (1978):437-444.
Comment on Nozick, Anarchy, state and utopia (1974).
Abstract: PhI 13.
“The frontiersman from lout to hero : notes on the significance of the comparative method and the stage theory in early American literature and culture” / J.A. Leo LeMay. // IN: Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. – 88 (1978):187-223.
Hobbes and Locke : power and consent / Ramon M. Lemos. – Athens : University of Georgia Press, ©1978. – xi, 185 p.
Abstract: BPh 27:217.
LNL 10:6; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.25
“Justice, social contract and universal prescriptivism” / by M.H. Lessnoff. // IN: Philosophical quarterly. – 28 (1978):65-73.
“Unlimited acquisition and equality of right : a rejoinder to Professor Seaman” / Thomas J. Lewis. // IN: Canadian journal of political science. – 11 (1978):635-638.
Reply to Seaman, “Unlimited acquisition and equality of right” (1978).
“Falsifying Jefferson” / Kenneth S. Lynn. // IN: Commentary. – 66:no. 4 (Oct. 1978):66-71.
Review of Wills, Inventing America (1978).
“Are there any human rights?” / by Tibor Machan. // IN: Personalist. – 59 (1978):165-170.
Abstract: PhI 1978:323.
“Nozick’s anarchism” / Eric Mack. // IN: Anarchism / edited by J. Roland Pennock and John W. Chapman. – New York : New York University Press, 1978. – (Nomos ; 19). – p. 43-62.
Comment on Nozick, Anarchy, state and utopia (1974).
The spirit of liberalism / Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr. – Cambridge, Mass. ; London : Harvard University Press, 1978. – xii, 130 p.
“Maîtres et serviteurs dans la philosophie politique classique” / par Alexandre Matheron. // IN: Pensée. – 200 (août 1978):3-20.
“ ‘A little monarchy’ : Hobbes on the family” / Gilbert Meilaender. // IN: Thought. – 53 (1978):401-415 [esp. 412-413]
John Locke on politics and cognition : a case study of theoretical development and creativity. – See entry in Chapter 2.
“The philosopher and society.” – See entry in Chapter 2.
“Unlocking Locke’s legacy : a comment” / Jeffrey M. Nelson. // IN: Political studies. – 26 (1978):101-108.
Comment on Thompson, “The reception of Locke’s Two treatises of government 1690-1705” (1976); see also the reply by Thompson, “Reception and influence” (1980).
Abstract: IPSA 29:285.
LNL 10:8; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.32
“John Rawls’ A theory of justice for the defence of injustice” / H. Odera-Oruka. // IN: Philosophy and social action. – 4:no. 4 (Oct.-Dec. 1978):51-60.
Comment on Rawls, A theory of justice (1971).
Abstract: PhI 1979:432.
John Locke / Geraint Parry. – London ; Boston ; Sydney : G. Allen & Unwin, 1978. – 171 p. – (Political thinkers ; 8)
LNL 10:9; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.35; T 314
“On the theory of the social contract within the natural rights tradition” / by Ellen Frankel Paul. // IN: Personalist. – 59 (1978):9-21.
Abstracts: PhI 1978:347; BullSig 32:4142.
LNL 10:9; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.37
“Unlimited acquisition and equality of right : a reply to Professor Lewis” / John W. Seaman. // IN: Canadian journal of political science. – 11 (1978):401-408.
Reply to Lewis, “An environmental case against equality of right” (1975); see also the reply by Lewis, “Unlimited acquisition and equality of right” (1978).
Abstract: IPSA 29:1403.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.42
Locke, Rousseau and the idea of consent : an inquiry into the liberal-democratic theory of political obligation / Jules Steinberg. – Westport, Conn. ; London : Greenwood Press, 1978. – 155 p. – (Contributions in political science ; no. 6)
Abstract: BPh 26:1506.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.44
“A rope of sand : interpreting Locke’s First treatise of government” / Charles D. Tarlton. // IN: Historical journal. – 21 (1978):43-73.
LNL 10:10
Reprinted in: John Locke, political philosophy / edited with introductions by Vere Chappell (1992). – p. 255-285.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.45
The political philosophy of the American Revolution / Aldo Tassi. – Washington, D.C. : University Press of America, ©1978.
See Ch. 2, “The political philosophy of John Locke” (p. 11-20)
Based on thesis (Ph.D.)–Fordham University, 1970.
H&W 1983
Land, labour and economic discourse / Keith Tribe. – London ; Boston : Routledge & K. Paul, 1978.
See 3, “Property, patriarchy and the consistution of a polity” (p. 35-52)
John Locke’s writings on property in the 17th century intellectual context / by James Hamilton Tully. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–Cambridge University (Trinity College), 1978. – v, 325 leaves.
Y&Y 1978.46
“John Locke and the labor theory of value” / Karen I. Vaughn. // IN: Journal of libertarian studies. – 2 (1978):311-326.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.47
“Consent” / Albert Weale. // IN: Political studies. – 26 (1978):65-77.
Includes “a reconstructed account of … Locke’s argument on tacit consent and political obligation” (p. 73-77)
LNL 10:10; H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.48
The philosophy of the American Revolution / Morton White. – New York : Oxford University Press, 1978. – xii, 299 p.
Review: Beitzinger, “Revolutionary thought revisited and revised.” (1979).
H&W 1983
Inventing America : Jefferson’s “Declaration of Independence” / Garry Wills. – Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1978. – xxvi, 398 p.
Reviews: Lynn, “Falsifying Jefferson” (1978); Beitzinger, “Revolutionary thought revisited and revised” (1978); Hamowy, “Jefferson and the Scottish Enlightenment” (1979); Hill, “Inventing ignorance” (1980).
H&W 1983
Politic Christianity : Locke’s theology of liberalism / George Alan Windstrup. – Thesis (Ph.D.)–Princeton University, 1978. – vii, 658 leaves.
Abstract: DAI 38A:7539.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.49
“Nozick’s justification of the minimal state” / David Wood. // IN: Ethics. – 88 (1977/78):260-262.
Comment on Nozick, Anarchy, state and utopia (1974).
Abstract: PhI 1978:405.
“The social history of political theory” / Neal Wood. // IN: Political theory. – 6 (1978):345-367 [esp. 356f]
“Of wary physicians and weary readers : the debates on Locke’s way of writing” / Michael Zuckert. // IN: Independent journal of philosophy. – 2 (1978):55-66.
Abstract: PhI 1979:512.
H&W 1983; Y&Y 1978.50
Reprinted in Zuckert, Launching liberalism (2002). – p. 82-106.
