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Saul Rodríguez
Bruno Bravo Cano
Leonardo Barrios
José Alberto Tapia
Rodrigo Sanchez

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Thomas Hobbes: WAR, As humans we are selfish by nature that deal with desires, this is viewed as something evil.

John Locke: EQUALITY, As humans we have the same rational faculties, Nature=Reason=Liberty

Jean-Jacques Rousseau: LIBERTY, As humans we are "good" and free, this makes us able to organize with others.
Evilness is born in the society.

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Thomas Hobbes: Leviathan and the monarch (Not included in the contract).

John Locke: The Parliament (Group of people who represent the community).

Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Formed by the general will of the populace.

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When V flies the parliament  of the city to leave a message for Adam Sutler, who is the monarch, since what he wants is done and forces the population to do it, and whoever goes on the contrary eliminates him, or it could be said that he takes him out of the social contract (Thomas Hobbes), V seeks to form a society where the citizens are the ones who decide, that is, a social contract according to John Locke. And this is the scene that best show this

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Situation: When Louise confronts the aliens in their ship and tries to communicate with them.
The Same: The "I", we get to see it when they share a moment trying to communicate because it's clear humans and aliens have something in common that we see in ourselves.
The Other: When Louise realizes they are not shaped-alike and they don't actually talk. This actually make us to question our existence and our unique and tiny world gets expanded to an infinite possibilities.
Ethics: They get to a point at the end, the aliens were trying to save the earth and Louise should have asked them how and why were they trying that.
Face-to-face: They were communicating in a very different way and they were chill about having humans on their ship.

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Thomas Hobbes: It guarantees the realization of certain desires only if they don't go against the sovereign's will and also guarantees the survival of the objects.

John Locke: It's natural since the reason is natural (Reason itself is the aim and end); new rules can't be established that's why citizens are legislations.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Freedom is guaranteed; this leads to a general will of the populace and also equality. What humanizes is the social contract.

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Very impressive the way the film was disseminated. It was a very open picture of what can happen to us, this is reflected in the social contract, which tells us everything about that everything has a reason to exist, and we have to abide by certain rules, it makes us wonder if it is true, or if it was just manipulation, a way to tell us things, but at the same time to deal with ourselves in what is convenient, no fair information.

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Foucault's & Levinas' philosophies against

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Foucault's & Levinas' philosophies against

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They are looking for a deeper answer, which involves the I, The Other and respecting and questioning without having a sovereign ruining everything.

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Situation: When ever gets saved by "V" an unknown masked from a situation that was on a fatal limit between living or dying.
The same: The "I" in this scene or situation is when we see this mysterious man "saving " Evey she could have thought that "V" will kill her.
The Other: The "Other" we see it on how he just saves Evey cause he could, he didn't wanted to harm her.
Ethics: They get to the point that they both have a goal in common and work as a team but still on anonymous.
Face-to-face: "V" was in big problems and he died fighting for his revenge, luckily he did got his revenge; completely destroying the parlament from London.