Levinas. Though he's not responding to social contract theorists directly so much as he is to Heidegger.
Which philosophers are most notable for arguing against social contract theory? As in they disagree with the entire premise.
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The face-to-face relation, rather than contracts, is foundational to his political theory.
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I think quite a few people responding are just naming theorists who actually articulate one version of social contract theory. Why? I dunno
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The Scots: David Hume and the Adams Smith and Ferguson.
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