Thomas Hobbes, the mid-17th English Philosopher, was widely known for his works in the field of Political philosophy. He had contributed a lot to political philosophy, one of them being Leviathan. The book Leviathan by Hobbes explores social contract theory, the state of nature, Human nature, liberty, and Individualism, etc. Hobbes’s view on individualism is […]
The Concept of Liberty is an important theory of Thomas Hobbes in the history of Political philosophy. Thomas Hobbes, the 17th-century English philosopher discusses social contract theory in which hobbies explain the scope of individual liberty. Hobbes argued that in the state of nature, individuals get unrestrained liberty, but life is “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish
English philosopher Thomas Hobbes, who lived in the middle of the 17th century, was well-known for his original political philosophy theories and writings. In April of 1651, Hobbes’ well-known book The Leviathan was released. Hobbes examines human nature, the State of nature, and the Social Contract theory in this book. Thomas Hobbes applied his scientific
English Philosopher Thomas Hobbes, Was a mid-seventeenth Century Political Philosopher, who was well known for his work in the Political field. He was one of them who showed the direction of Western political thoughts. He was most Popular for his work like Leviathan which was Published in 1861, and other works De Cive (1642), De
Hobbes was a 17th-century English Philosopher and is regarded now as one of the greatest political philosophers of the Enlightenment age. He was the first modern thinker who coined the social contract theory. And Leviathan is the most significant philosophical book of Thomas Hobbes which explores the state of nature, human nature. This book explores
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