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The Elements of Law, Natural and Politic
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- Nombre de pages154
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- ISBN859-65--4701967-1
- EAN8596547019671
- Date de parution29/05/2022
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- Taille470 Ko
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In "The Elements of Law, Natural and Politic, " Thomas Hobbes explores the foundation of political philosophy through a meticulous examination of human nature, morality, and the structure of society. Written in a clear yet intricate style, this treatise unpacks the social contract theory, laying the groundwork for modern political thought. Hobbes employs a rationalist approach, interweaving his insights into natural law with an analysis of governance, ultimately arguing for the necessity of a powerful sovereign to maintain order and prevent conflict among self-interested individuals.
This work is situated within the broader context of 17th-century Enlightenment thinking, reflecting the tumultuous political landscape of his time, particularly the English Civil War. Thomas Hobbes, an influential philosopher, was deeply affected by the chaos of his era, which instilled in him a profound distrust of human nature and a recognition of the inherent violence in humanity's quest for survival.
His early experiences, particularly witnessing the breakdown of social order, galvanized his thoughts on the need for strong political authority. As a student of Aristotle's works, Hobbes melded classical philosophy with emerging Enlightenment ideals, which undoubtedly informed his vision in "The Elements of Law." This seminal work is a must-read for scholars of political theory and philosophy. Hobbes's incisive insights into the human condition and the nature of power provide a thought-provoking framework for understanding contemporary political discourse.
Readers will find themselves challenged to reflect on the balance between individual liberty and social stability, making this book a timeless addition to any intellectual library.
This work is situated within the broader context of 17th-century Enlightenment thinking, reflecting the tumultuous political landscape of his time, particularly the English Civil War. Thomas Hobbes, an influential philosopher, was deeply affected by the chaos of his era, which instilled in him a profound distrust of human nature and a recognition of the inherent violence in humanity's quest for survival.
His early experiences, particularly witnessing the breakdown of social order, galvanized his thoughts on the need for strong political authority. As a student of Aristotle's works, Hobbes melded classical philosophy with emerging Enlightenment ideals, which undoubtedly informed his vision in "The Elements of Law." This seminal work is a must-read for scholars of political theory and philosophy. Hobbes's incisive insights into the human condition and the nature of power provide a thought-provoking framework for understanding contemporary political discourse.
Readers will find themselves challenged to reflect on the balance between individual liberty and social stability, making this book a timeless addition to any intellectual library.
In "The Elements of Law, Natural and Politic, " Thomas Hobbes explores the foundation of political philosophy through a meticulous examination of human nature, morality, and the structure of society. Written in a clear yet intricate style, this treatise unpacks the social contract theory, laying the groundwork for modern political thought. Hobbes employs a rationalist approach, interweaving his insights into natural law with an analysis of governance, ultimately arguing for the necessity of a powerful sovereign to maintain order and prevent conflict among self-interested individuals.
This work is situated within the broader context of 17th-century Enlightenment thinking, reflecting the tumultuous political landscape of his time, particularly the English Civil War. Thomas Hobbes, an influential philosopher, was deeply affected by the chaos of his era, which instilled in him a profound distrust of human nature and a recognition of the inherent violence in humanity's quest for survival.
His early experiences, particularly witnessing the breakdown of social order, galvanized his thoughts on the need for strong political authority. As a student of Aristotle's works, Hobbes melded classical philosophy with emerging Enlightenment ideals, which undoubtedly informed his vision in "The Elements of Law." This seminal work is a must-read for scholars of political theory and philosophy. Hobbes's incisive insights into the human condition and the nature of power provide a thought-provoking framework for understanding contemporary political discourse.
Readers will find themselves challenged to reflect on the balance between individual liberty and social stability, making this book a timeless addition to any intellectual library.
This work is situated within the broader context of 17th-century Enlightenment thinking, reflecting the tumultuous political landscape of his time, particularly the English Civil War. Thomas Hobbes, an influential philosopher, was deeply affected by the chaos of his era, which instilled in him a profound distrust of human nature and a recognition of the inherent violence in humanity's quest for survival.
His early experiences, particularly witnessing the breakdown of social order, galvanized his thoughts on the need for strong political authority. As a student of Aristotle's works, Hobbes melded classical philosophy with emerging Enlightenment ideals, which undoubtedly informed his vision in "The Elements of Law." This seminal work is a must-read for scholars of political theory and philosophy. Hobbes's incisive insights into the human condition and the nature of power provide a thought-provoking framework for understanding contemporary political discourse.
Readers will find themselves challenged to reflect on the balance between individual liberty and social stability, making this book a timeless addition to any intellectual library.
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