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  2. What is the best way for Locke to address this tension between the importance and the rarity of explicit consent? Should he conclude, for instance, that there are almost no actual members of political societies? Or is there a way for him to avoid that conclusion?Discuss

What is the best way for Locke to address this tension between the importance and the rarity of explicit consent? Should he conclude, for instance, that there are almost no actual members of political societies? Or is there a way for him to avoid that conclusion?Discuss

Posted by:David Posted on:Oct 15,2021
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Locke on explicit and tacit consent. In section 122 of Locke’s Second Treatise, Locke seems to say that a person can only be a member of a
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