Private and Public Book

	Acknowledgements
	Introduction	1
1	Domestic society/political society: Toward the rejection of the Aristotelian model	11
	Book One of Aristotle's Politics	11
	The revival of Natural Law theory in the seventeenth century	17
	Subjective rights	21
	Personal and political jurisdiction	26
	Natural equality, personal dependence, and political inequality	31
	Private and public	39
2	Patriarchalism: The radical view of Sir Robert Filmer	44
	Assimilation	44
	Anarchy	49
	Conflicting jurisdictions	52
	Critics of patriarchalism: Gee and Tyrrell	56
3	Private/public: John Locke	66
	Filmer and the problem of conflicting jurisdictions	66
	Domestic relations in the state of nature	75
	Domestic society and political society	83
	Private and public	93
4	A new public: Francis Hutcheson	106
	Natural sociability	106
	The moral sense	111
	Morality and social welfare	115
	Morality, legality, and politics	122
	A new public	131
	Conclusion	144
	Notes	161
	Bibliography	199
	Index	209