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Tomas Hobbes was the first great English philosopher in the field of political thought. His work Leviathan was truly the first of the works of modern philosophy. For a long time he has been viewed as a pessimistic atheist who painted human nature as a inevitably evil, which pushed him towards delineating the of a totalitarian state, which thought subjugation would aim to avoid the shortcomings of evils of a man viewed as an individual being. In this enlightening study, Richard Tuck tries to strip the above myths one by one, to reveal to us a Hobbes released, full of passion, against throwing down skepticism, either in science or in our ethics. In addition, the author shows how Hobbes developed by Descartes.
| Author | Richard Tuck |
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| Dimensions | 206 × 135 × 10 cm |
| ISBN | 978-99956-29-06-9 |
| Language | SQ / AL |
| Number of pages | 160 |
| Publication date | 2008 |
| Publisher | IDEART |
| Translated | Erion Kristo |
| Weight | 0,203 kg |
