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John Locke has had an incredible run on "Lost", moving from a "Man of Faith" to the strongman leader of the Barracks. But has he reached the end of his journey?

Both Thomas Hobbes and John Locke wrote very important constitutional, philosophical and political works during the course of the 17th century.

Philosophy of John Locke, 17th century thinker famous for his Essay Concerning Human Understanding.

John Locke's wrote the moving A Letter Concerning Toleration which calls for unity and setting aside differences in order to attain peace and freedom.

"The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" may have interrupted the action on the island, but it was still a classic, engaging episode of Lost.

The American Revolution contributed to the French Revolution both indirectly by changing ideas about government and directly by harming the French economy.

While many of LOST's leading characters lived through the final seconds of the show's fifth season, three met more tragic and unfortunate fates than their companions.

The ideas of John Locke can be found in the United States Declaration of Independence as well as in the modern political views of government.

John Locke and his ideas on education had a profound effect on the shape of modern history and the public school system we enjoy today.

Great Britain had slowly emerged as a country that was dominated by classical liberalism as it evolved during the seventeenth and the eighteenth century.

Season 3 ended on a surprising note leaving fans of Lost with more questions than answers. In February 2008, Lost Season 4 hopes to bring enlightenment to loyal viewers.

Many of today's political viewpoints, whether Democrat or Republican in nature, are bourn from the philosophies of the ancient.

"316" will be remembered as a crucial, monumental turning point in the history of Lost.

This episode revealed a lot about Ben, but he still remains one of the Lost's biggest enigmas.

In this episode, Lost's leaders took their followers down paths that could mean some major changes - or major disasters.

The fifth episode of Lost's fifth season answered a few long-running questions while still maintaining the show's mind-boggling intrigue.

The Enlightenment, an intellectual movement of the Eighteenth Century, was characterized by interest in social progress and reason.

The European Enlightenment came along with mixed blessings. While it ended slavery and the slave trade, it intensified the exploitation of the South by the North

The social contract has become a hallmark of government in more recent centuries; here's a history and explanation of this significant and important political tradition.

John Locke was a near descendant of Thomas Hobbes, but they certainly didn't share the same political opinions and ideals. They had many conflicts and differences.

Find out what's known about Lost's highly-anticipated final season, set to air on ABC in from February to May 2010.

The hard-working farmers in the northern portion of Carolina scoff at the Aristocrats that attempt to force upon them taxation without representation.

Lost's final season will feature the return of some original characters and favorites Boone Carlyle, Charlie Pace, and Claire Littleton, as well as a few new faces.

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen is a fundamental document that helped establish basic human rights and provided the framework of the Revolution.

After three packed seasons on the mysterious island, dealing with the Others, and trying to find a way home, the survivors of Oceanic 815 are back for another turn.

Philosophy of George Berkeley, 18th century thinker famous for "to be is to be perceived" and Principles of Human Knowledge, his greatest work.

Rousseau used the Social Contract to expand and further develop his social, philosophical, and political ideas and concepts. The Social Contract established the liberal

Though Season 5 ended on yet another confusing note, extrapolating from the groundwork laid in Parts I and II of "The Incident" smacks a taste of resolve before 2010

One of TV's most popular shows, 'Lost', enters its sixth and final season in 2010. Here are some of the many questions yet to be answered.

Brief biography of British philosopher Thomas Reid, known for his book Inquiry into the Human Mind.

The Lost television series has some scratching their heads wondering what will come next. Some of the answers can be found right now if you know where to look.

Freedom of speech is a basic human right that helps preserve peace and order. Freedom to express opinions and views promotes creativity and paves the way for progress.

Plato, Aristotle and other political thinkers have much to say about our politics, business and personal lives. Here are good reasons to read their 'outdated' works.

The four episodes of "Lost" Season Four reveal new facts about the Island, the Rescuers, and the possible fate of our heroes as the show approaches its finale in 2010.

Ever hear of heuristics? Research indicates it is the use of strategies using easily accessible information to direct and control problem solving in humans and machines.

The trend of self service in supermarkets is growing. With the unveiling of Tesco's first completely self service store, an ominous shadow is cast over future jobs.

In the age of morality politics, United States citizens should be aware of two of the major law philosophies that dictate the purpose of our laws.

Philosophy and works of great thinker Rene Descartes, known for 'cogito ergo sum' ('I think therefore I am'.)

In 1784, Immanuel Kant, a German philosopher, wrote: Dare to know! Have the courage to use your own intelligence. His few words described the heart of the Enlightenment.

Born in 1751, James Madison, the fourth President of the United States was brought up in Orange County, Virginia.

As many cases of ethical violations make the news, it becomes more important to understand the idea of ethics as it has evolved from its philosophical roots.

The term 'enlightenment' has a definition of to illuminate, to shed light, to show the way.

In a letter to common people, John Dickinson explains the Townshend Act, proving that taxation without consent is slavery and virtual representation is most contemptible.

Tools vary for this art with an ancient history, but techniques are basically the same. Learn how to make and use these divinatory devices.

Tax systems are very complicated in practice, but they are indeed based on economic theories, which may seem to be simple and evident.

Plato, Aristotle and other political thinkers might seem a bit musty, 'outdated' or just plain boring. Here are suggestions to help make reading them worthwhile!

The average U.S. citizen refers to his country as a democracy. Are they wrong? What is a republic, and what could be wrong with a democracy, anyway?

What does football have in common with the wildly successful TV series Lost - the real day Jack Shepard, Matthew Fox.

Thomas Jefferson's efforts owed much to other writings of the colonial period yet his precise and beautiful prose resulted in a strong argument for American independence.

This episode of Lost was all about Sawyer - and his talent for deception.