Thomas Hobbes
Dios, Erastianismo y Absolutismo en Thomas Hobbes
... Estas son las principales leyes de naturaleza referentes al culto de Dios, es decir, las leyes que la razón dicta a todos los hombres, además de la uniformidad de culto público, porque las acciones realizadas por ...
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Thomas Hobbes on Punishment
... of Thomas Hobbes, 110; Olli Loukola, “Combining Mortality and Rationality: Hobbes on contracts and covenants,” 82; and Alan Zaitchik, “Hobbes’s Reply to the Fool: The Problem of Consent and ...
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Thomas Hobbes: theorist of the law
... Thomas Hobbes’ ideas were so controversial in his day, in large part because he moved the locus of debate around politics away from the natural law ...
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As thick as thieves : exploring Thomas Hobbes' critique of ancient friendship and its contemporary relevance
... finds Thomas Hobbes – the seventeenth century theorist of discord and disagreement (Abizadeh 2011) – largely responsible for the modern marginalisation of friendship in political science and political ...
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Consent and the basis of political obligation with reference made to Thomas Hobbes and John Locke
... 00001t tif Consent and the basis of political obligation with reference made to Thomas Hobbes and John Locke Calliope Christina Samoulla Farsides Submitted for the degree of Ph D London School of Econ[.] ...
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Limiting Leviathan : an advice book for rulers? Larry May on Thomas Hobbes
... Every year thousands upon thousands of tourists visit Hobbesbury, the global village founded in honour of the seventeenth century English philosopher Thomas Hobbes. Like any self- respecting destination, ...
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Liberty and Insecurity in the Criminal Law: Lessons from Thomas Hobbes
... For Hobbes, ‘no man is supposed bound by covenant, not to resist violence; and consequently it cannot be intended, that he gave any right to another to lay violent hands upon his ...which Hobbes himself was ...
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Thomas Hobbes and a chastened “global” constitution : the contested boundaries of the law
... in Hobbes resources for a strong individualism. Hobbes, he concludes, feared democratic governance because it in this form of political life that there is the most threat to individualism and ...For ...
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Lawyers, Alternative Lawyers, and Alternatives to Lawyers: Of Thomas Hobbes and Rumplestiltskin
... Even in so litigious a society as the United States, there have been attempts to seek methods of dispute settlement outside of the narrow, static and destructive [r] ...
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Hobbism in the later 1660s: Daniel Scargill and Samuel Parker (Thomas Hobbes)
... In the autumn of I668, during a routine exercise in the Bachelor Schools, Scargill defended the thesis that the origin of the world could be explained mechanically.'4 Now although this h[r] ...
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The significance of glory in the political theory of Thomas Hobbes
... n Hobbes adds a q u a lif ic a t io n on th e meaning o f g lo ry t h a t was m is s in g In h is p re v io u s ...no Hobbes Ian man can experience tr u e g lo r y (as opposed t o v a in g lo r y based on ...
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Three readings of the political philosophy of Thomas Hobbes
... It is hoped that such an arrangement will show the rational choice interpretation's ability to concur with libertine notions of physical obligation as well as the conception of moral obl[r] ...
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Liberty and insecurity in the criminal law : lessons from Thomas Hobbes
... remarkable; Hobbes has been considered anything from one of the founders of the liberal tradition to one of its greatest enemies, a staunch defender of absolutism and arbitrary ...
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Materialist premises in Hobbes and Kropotkin for antipodean conclusions: The state of war and the mutual aid
... of Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) and the philosophy of Pëtr Kropotkin (1842-1921) is the capability to conceive from the characteristics of nature a consequent Ethics and ...Politics. Hobbes deduce a ...
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Consent, Consensus and the Leviathan: A Critical Study of Hobbes Political Theory for the Contemporary Society
... how Thomas Hobbes began his theory from the nature of man in the state of ...men. Hobbes believes in the state as a means to curb man’s excess freedom, to put a stop to the war of every person ...
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Baiting the Bear : The Anglican attack on Hobbes in the later 1660s
... that Hobbes was driven to write for what were primarily defensive reasons was originally explored by Richard Tuck, who used that thought as the basis for his claim that Hobbes was writing in support of ...
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Immortalisingthe Mortal God Hobbes, Schmitt, and the Ambivalent Foundations of the Modern State
... opus, Hobbes describes an oppressive political system with only remnants of individual rights; the less well-known Behemoth, dating from the time of the English Civil War, deals with a chaotic non-state marked by ...
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Thomas Paine
... Thomas Paine “Common Sense” & American Crisis - 40 - Compiled By: John Paul Tabakian so; and as I mean not to conceal the name of any true friend when there shall be occasion to mention him, neither will I ...
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Capitalism’s Cynical Leviathan: Cynicism, Totalitarianism, and Hobbes in Modern Capitalist Regulation
... The way to erect such a Common Power, as may be able to defend them from the invasion of Forraigners, and the injuries of one another, and thereby to secure them in such sort, as that by their own industrie, and by the ...
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Thomas Hardy
... What deeply troubled Hardy and, I think, sapped his power as a novelist, was the conflict between his instinctive interest in human nature and the rationalist view which he held of man's[r] ...
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