1.)Hobbes, Locke, and Wollstonecraft are all concerned with individual rights and liberty. What is the role individual liberty plays in each theory and how doesthe state potentially protect, extend,or limitlibertyfor each theorist?What is the role of tyrannyin their discussion of liberty?
2.)Hobbes. Locke, and Wollstonecraft have differing views of equality. How are they different? How does each theoristchallenge or extend current (for their time) understandings , equality?Why is their use of equality important to their theory?