John Locke’s Political Philosophy | Foundation of Modern Liberal Democracy | Complete CSS & PMS

Описание: His Political Philosophy |
Complete Analysis for CSS & PMS

In this comprehensive lecture, we explore John Locke’s Political Philosophy in a deeply analytical, conceptual, and exam-oriented manner, specially designed for CSS 2027–28, PMS 2026–27, and other competitive examinations. John Locke is one of the most influential political thinkers of the modern liberal tradition and is widely regarded as the father of classical liberalism. His ideas on natural rights, social contract, consent of the governed, limited government, constitutionalism, and the right of resistance form the intellectual foundation of modern democratic states.

This video critically analyzes John Locke’s major political ideas, placing them in historical context while also examining their relevance to contemporary political systems. Special emphasis is given to Two Treatises of Government, Locke’s theory of the state of nature, natural law, private property, and separation of powers, all of which are frequently asked in CSS, PMS, and UPSC political science papers.

What You Will Learn in This Lecture
✔ Historical background of John Locke
✔ Locke’s concept of State of Nature
✔ Natural Rights: Life, Liberty, and Property
✔ Theory of Social Contract (Lockean model)
✔ Origin and justification of Private Property
✔ Concept of Consent of the Governed
✔ Limited Government & Constitutionalism
✔ Separation of Powers in Locke’s philosophy
✔ Right to Resistance and Revolution
✔ Locke vs Hobbes (brief comparative insight)
✔ Critical evaluation of Locke’s political philosophy
✔ Relevance of John Locke for modern democracy
✔ CSS & PMS-oriented analytical points and arguments

Why John Locke Is Important for CSS & PMS
John Locke’s political thought is a core area in:
Political Science (Western Political Thought)
International Relations (Liberalism)
Constitutional Development
Political Ideologies
His ideas directly influence:
Modern democratic constitutions
Rule of law
Fundamental rights
Popular sovereignty
Liberal democratic governance
Questions on John Locke frequently appear in:
CSS Political Science Paper-I
PMS Political Science
Essay & Current Affairs (philosophical arguments)

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Who Should Watch This Video?
✔ CSS 2027 & 2028 aspirants
✔ PMS 2026 & 2027 candidates
✔ Political Science students
✔ IR & Public Administration students
✔ Anyone interested in political philosophy and liberal thought

Exam-Oriented Approach
This lecture is structured in a CSS/PMS answer-writing style, focusing on:
Conceptual clarity
Analytical depth
Logical sequencing
Critical evaluation
Quotable arguments and keywords

Perfect for:
Long questions
Short notes
Critical analysis questions
Comparative political thought

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