Individuality Karl Marx and John Locke both analyzed individuality using different concepts. Marx’s ideas concerned species being, alienation, and private property. Whereas, Locke’s ideas dealt with human nature, state of war, and property. Both Marx and Locke only looked at men as individual. Women were not classified in either theory. Karl Marx published his individualistic views in “Estranged Labor” and “The Communist Manifesto”. John Locke spoke about his views in “Second Treatise of …showed first 75 words of 1611 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1611 total…other things before becoming individual. The whole point of being individual is to be unique and not like anyone else. We should not have to endure other aspects in order to become theories, but to be free to have our choice of how to live our life. Both Marx and Locke’s theories, however, are interesting ideas of how individuality is created in people and how we use our individuality for the chores of life.