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- Education: How John Locke Thought it Should Be DoneEducation in the 16th century needed fixing and the philosopher John Locke thought he knew how best to fix it. Here is a summary of his ideas.
How I Sold 1 Million EBooks in 5 Months by John Locke, a Book ReviewA short book review of the book by John Locke that explains his marketing strategy.- John Locke, PhilosopherThis article covers the life and history of John Locke (1632-1704), the author of many philosophical writings portraying his deep way of reflecting on his observations. The article summarizes from the beginning to the end of his life,
The Writings of John Locke, PhilosopherA short critique of the publications of John Locke, (1632-1704), the author of many philosophical writings portraying his deep way of reflecting on his observations.- How to Sell a Million Ebooks on Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing: John Locke Joins Kindle Million ClubAn insurance salesman from Kentucky is the first self-published author to sell a million e-books via Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing
- Human Nature in John Locke and Thomas HobbesAn analysis of the differences in the concepts of human nature as represented by British Enlightenment thinkers Thomas Hobbes and John Locke.
The Harlem Renaissance: Langston Hughes and Alain LockeFor years, African Americans had to shatter the stereotypes projected upon them . It wasn't until the Harlem Renaissance did the Negro begin to fully liberate himself from society's standards.- Freedom's Just Another Word for Everything to GainBoth Locke and Hobbes, who can find very little to agree upon, would concede to Janis Joplin's claim "Freedom's Just Another Word for Nothing Left to Lose," but ...
- John Locke and PropertyThis is about Locke's views on property.
- Locke and Hobbes: Two Competing Philosophies on Social Contract TheoryA comparison of Hobbes Leviathan and Lockes Second Treatise on Civil Government
- How Locke and Rousseau Influenced Rawl's Difference PrincipalThis article provides a historical grounding and in-depth analysis of Rawl's Difference Principal. Includes analyses of Locke and Rousseau.
- Personal Leadership and Managerial PhilosophyLeadership is defined as "the process of inducing others to take action toward a common goal (Edwin Locke, 1991).
- John Locke, a Man of Two RevolutionsJohn Locke's Two Treatises of Government are often cited as inspiration for the American Revolution, but the were written to make the case for overthrowing the crown in Brittan.
- John Locke's Theory of Identity of Man Vs. Identity of PersonJohn Locke's theories of "man" and "person" and how they relate to the allotment of praise and blame.
- The Ten Best Moments from LostFrom the opening scene showing Jack opening one eye and finding himself a survivor of Oceanic 815 to the closing scene, Lost has been a television phenomenon. Each episode was filled with moments of insight and moments of absolute confusion.
LOST Recap - "The End" (The Island)"The End" was so extensive and filled with detail, so I have written two separate articles: one with the island's story, and the other with the story of the flash-sideways & the characters' final redemption. This, the first, details the island story.
LOST Recap - "The End" (Off the Island)"The End" was so extensive and filled with detail, so I have written two separate articles: one with the island's story, and the other with the story of the flash-sideways & the characters' final redemption. This, the second, details the off-island story.
Lost Series Finale Recap - Remembering and Moving OnA detailed recap of the highly anticipated Lost series finale, which originally aired on May 23, 2010.
LOST Recap - "What They Died For"The last LOST episode to ever premier on a Tuesday night was one of epic proportions. Answers were given, tasks were assigned, sides were picked, and plans were revealed.- 'Lost' Season 6 Episode 16 'What They Died For'As 'Lost' Season 6 Episode 16 'What They Died For' starts the end game for one of the strangest series in the history of television has begun. Also, thanks to the Locke Monster, the body count is also starting to rise.
- Lost Season 6 Episode 16: Big Bad Ben, Jacob Explains it AllWondering what happened on Lost's penultimate episode, What They Died For? Here's a recap.
- Lost Season 6 Episode 14 Candidate for Biggest Tear-Jerker Ever"The Candidate" was the first of the final Lost hours, and if it set the tone for what is to come, few fans - and characters - may make it through unscathed. Action and tragedy worked hand in hand as the Man in Black finally set his trap.
- LOST Summary - "The Candidate"Jack has to decide where to lay his trust, whilst an off-island Locke faces a similar decision. What caused his paralysis in the alternate timeline? Why won't he let it be fixed? With more killed, are candidate list is considerably shortened.
- 'Lost' Season 6 Episode 14 'The Candidate''Lost' Season 6 Episode 14 'The Candidate' contains a mystery in one time line and a series of betrayals and tragedies in another. Things are beginning to take form for the climax of one of television's strangest series.
- Lost Episode 6:14: "The Candidate" ReviewThe final month of Lost had to start off well, to reassure panicked fans that the end wouldn't let them down. "The Candidate" not only did that, it also indicated that if the finale is anything like this, the ending will be massive and sad indeed.
- Lost Season 6 Episode 14 - Farewell to Sun & Jin, Sub Goes Kaboom and Rogue Locke on the LooseA full recap of Lost season 6 episode 14, entitled The Candidate, which originally aired on May 4, 2010.
American Idol's Kimberley Locke Recommends Auditioning for Anything and EverythingKimberley Locke, a Second Season Finalist on "American Idol," talks with Associated Content about choosing songs for the show, including a bad choice she made.- LOST Recap - "The Last Recruit"John Locke and Sun in Jack's hospital, Jack and Claire meeting for the first time, ever in one reality and in three years in the other, while Desmond continues his gallivanting. Episode 13 of LOST's final season was filled with information!
- 'Lost' Season 6 Episode 13 'The Last Recruit''Lost' Season 6 Episode 13 'The Last Recruit' starts with the merging of the Jack and Locke Monster camps in the Island Remains Universe, The Locke Monster and Jack have a private chat, which is not reassuring to Jack.
- Lost Season 6 Episode 13: Connecting the Dots, Jack V. Locke & Des the Dead Duck?A full recap of Lost season 6 episode 13, entitled The Last Recruit.
Lost 6.12 Everybody Loves Hugo Recap and AnalysisABC's Lost tossed out a few explanations last night, to satisfy the answer-hungry fans, and the episode was Hurley-centric. Locke and Desmond raise the stakes, and Libby talks about soul mates. Ah, Plato!- Lost Season 6 Episode 12: A Mystery Solved, Hugo Remembers & More Pain for Bad Luck LockeA detailed recap of Lost season 6 episode 12, the latest installment in the final chapter of the hit ABC drama.
- Lost? So Am I, Hurley, Jack, Kate, Sawyer ...ABC's Lost has been taking viewers on a twisting, turning ride for nearly six years, but it's time to end the mysteries, answer the questions and let the survivors of Flight 815 -- and viewers -- get back to their lives.
- 'Lost' Season 6 Episode 10 'The Package''Lost' Season 6 Episode 10 'The Package' resumes the series' use of parallel time tracks, this time featuring Jin and Sun, the Korean couple who has been caught up in the South Korean mafia; Sun's father is a high ranking chieftain in the Korean mob.
- Lost Season 6 Episode 10: The Devil's Desperation, Zenmaster Jack and Widmore's PackageLost continued Tuesday night with the tenth episode of the sixth and final season. The action focused on Sun and Jin Kwon and their lives in both the Island and non-crash realities. Here's how it played out.
- Lost Minutes with David LinsJoin a serious Lost fan for every minute (or so) of the final season.
- A Comparison of Thomas Hobbes in Leviathan and John Locke in His Second Treatise of GovernmentA comparison of Thomas Hobbes' position thatsociety needs an all-powerful dictator to protect people from one another, and John Locke's position that men have "natural rights" and that government draws its authority from the consent of the governed.
- 'Lost' Season 6 Episode 8 'Recon''Lost' Season 6 Episode 8 'Recon' focuses the twin time track experiences on James 'Sawyer' Ford, the amoral con artist with the sordid and sorrowful past who seems to have thrown his lot in with the Locke Monster but maybe not.
- LOST'S Sawyer: The Caustic, the Con Man, the Cop, & the KidJames "Sawyer" Ford, though at heart is just a 9-year old boy, hides his true self under layers and layers of hatred, turmoil, and sadness.
- Lost Season 6 Episode 8: Jim the Cop, a Pile of Bodies and Non-Locke V. WidmoreLost season 6 episode 8 featured a look at Sawyer's two realities. Here's the full play by play.
