The Origins of Justice

The Western civilization and philosophical domain says okay ancient Greece Socrates Plato Aristotle this is our birth home pagden points out that these great thinkers never expressed right, you know, the hook as something distinct from justice. There wasn't this idea of kind of standalone independent atomic that individuals have in a vacuum. When you enter into the age of modernity with Thomas Hobbes and John Locke here you've got the radical departure from the previous Christian and not classical Greek way of understanding what rights are. With John Locke and Hobbes they paint a very strange picture of what the human being supposedly is before we enter into civilized society  very dark picture throughout state.