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Vera Díaz, A. (2021). Sobre el derecho a la resistencia según Thomas Hobbes y John Locke. Revista Guillermo De Ockham, 17(2), 51–59. https://doi.org/10.21500/22563202.4234 (Original work published December 19, 2019)
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Abstract

El empleo del derecho a la resistencia no tiende de alguna manera a realizar las aspiraciones populares, sino a defender o restaurar el orden establecido; por tanto, al reconocer el derecho de resistencia se pretende que sea un medio para que el príncipe reflexione y de esta manera hacerle respetar la legalidad. Por ende, el presente escrito, expondrá el pensamiento de Thomas Hobbes y John Locke estableciendo los posibles acuerdos y desacuerdos con respecto a sus teorías políticas especialmente el que acá concierne, a saber: el derecho a la resistencia

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