1. The Illusion of Utopia
Hence, utopias are doomed to failure, as my critique will show. ... Condorcet was even more flowing with confidence in people, and made additions to the philosophy of his Enlightenment counterparts. ... Thus, his teleological (ends-based) philosophy is called a science of ends. Aristotle tried to reconcile Pericles and Plato (i.e., political action and philosophy) in one. ... Locke wanted to combine natural law and utilitarian philosophy. ...
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