An alert to the “the tocsin of reason” is followed by a marriage pact titled for this concept in the postscript of a work by Olympe de Gouges. A book named after this concept (-5[1])argues that an earlier (-5[1])philosopher (-5[2])unified “the two (-5[1])heads of the eagle,” but failed to recognize the incompatibility of Christianity and this concept. (-5[1])A theory (-5[1])named for this concept (-5[1])is used to distinguish between conjugal society (-5[1])and civil society (-5[2])and propose the role of a “neutral judge” (-5[1])in (*) Locke’s (-5[2])Second Treatise of Government. (10[2]-5[2])A text (-5[1])titled for this concept (10[1])remarks (10[1])that hot climates (10[2])make (10[1]-5[1])despotism (10[3]-5[4])more (10[1])probable. (10[2]-5[4])People (-5[1])have a right (-5[2])to revolution (-5[2])upon the violation of (10[1])this (10[2])concept (10[3]-5[1])that (10[1])prevents (10[2]-5[1])self-interested (10[2]-5[1])people (10[1])from embracing a disorderly (10[1])“State of Nature” according to Hobbes. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this concept that titles a treatise by Jean-Jacques (10[1])Rousseau. (10[6]0[1]) (10[20]0[3])■END■