When coming to the study of Hobbes’s political philosophy one is confronted by several puzzling elements. I wish to take up three of them. The most bothersome, perhaps, is Hobbes’s claim that there is no significant difference between sovereignty by institution and sovereignty by acquisition. Both can be legitimate and can be so for the same reason, namely, the consent of the subjects
Hobbes’s account of the commonwealth is standardly interpreted to be primarily a theory of contract,...
It is a topos of postmodern law and political philosophy to speak about the "change" of the concept ...
Thomas Hobbes was a English philosopher, born 1588 and died 1679. He was considered to be one of the...
When coming to the study of Hobbes’s political philosophy one is confronted by several puzzling elem...
Educação Superior::Ciências Humanas::Ciência PolíticaEducação Superior::Ciências Humanas::FilosofiaP...
From the early period of intellectual discourse, philosophers and political writers have always thou...
This paper has two main sections. First, I argue that Hobbes was capable of providing a convincing m...
Thomas Hobbes has been hailed as the philosopher of power par excellence; however, I demonstrate tha...
In this last chapter of the book, Raia Prokhovnik finds support in Hobbes for an argument in favour ...
The article argues that Spinoza's principle of political order represents a conception of sovereignt...
Hobbes, in his political writing, is generally understood to be arguing for absolutism. I argue that...
The theoretical philosophy of Thomas Hobbes has been depreciated as a typical dogmatism. His politic...
Abstract While Thomas Hobbes´ theory of absolutism is in general considered to be one of the mos...
Presents a class about Hobbesian terms. For Hobbes, "the sovereign" is an office rather than a perso...
The workshop aims at exploring different ways of approaching Hobbesian thought – far from the standa...
Hobbes’s account of the commonwealth is standardly interpreted to be primarily a theory of contract,...
It is a topos of postmodern law and political philosophy to speak about the "change" of the concept ...
Thomas Hobbes was a English philosopher, born 1588 and died 1679. He was considered to be one of the...
When coming to the study of Hobbes’s political philosophy one is confronted by several puzzling elem...
Educação Superior::Ciências Humanas::Ciência PolíticaEducação Superior::Ciências Humanas::FilosofiaP...
From the early period of intellectual discourse, philosophers and political writers have always thou...
This paper has two main sections. First, I argue that Hobbes was capable of providing a convincing m...
Thomas Hobbes has been hailed as the philosopher of power par excellence; however, I demonstrate tha...
In this last chapter of the book, Raia Prokhovnik finds support in Hobbes for an argument in favour ...
The article argues that Spinoza's principle of political order represents a conception of sovereignt...
Hobbes, in his political writing, is generally understood to be arguing for absolutism. I argue that...
The theoretical philosophy of Thomas Hobbes has been depreciated as a typical dogmatism. His politic...
Abstract While Thomas Hobbes´ theory of absolutism is in general considered to be one of the mos...
Presents a class about Hobbesian terms. For Hobbes, "the sovereign" is an office rather than a perso...
The workshop aims at exploring different ways of approaching Hobbesian thought – far from the standa...
Hobbes’s account of the commonwealth is standardly interpreted to be primarily a theory of contract,...
It is a topos of postmodern law and political philosophy to speak about the "change" of the concept ...
Thomas Hobbes was a English philosopher, born 1588 and died 1679. He was considered to be one of the...
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