Locke’s thought contains the concept of popular sovereignty.

Locke’s theory of spiritual philosophy is regarded as the founder of “ontology” and self-theory in modernism. His philosophical theory has also influenced many people, such as David Hume, Jean-Jacques Rousseau et al. Lockes was the first philosopher to define the concept of self in terms of a continuum of "consciousness."

He put forward the hypothesis that the mind is a "blank slate", that is, he believed that people are born without any thoughts and memories. These memories and thoughts require human experience. This is the same as Descartes's Or Christian philosophy is very different.

An example of Locke's belief in empiricism can be seen in his famous quote: "Whatever I write, as soon as I find that it is not true, my hand will be the most thrown upon the fire. First move."?

This shows the scientific ideology in his observation that something must be able to be tested repeatedly and nothing can be refuted. Locke is said to have challenged the work of others and developed methods of introspection, or observing his own emotions and behavior.

Theoretical contribution and influence:

Locke had a great influence on philosophy and political philosophy, especially the development of liberalism.

Modern libertarians also regard Locke as one of the founders of their theory.

Locke had a great influence on Voltaire, and his theories on freedom and the social contract also influenced later Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, and many others. of the founding fathers of the United States.