Hobbesian Moral and Political Theory

Princeton University Press (1986)
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In fact, it requires two major social institutions--morality and government--working in a coordinated fashion to do so. This is one of the main themes of Hobbes's philosophy that will be developed in this book.

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reprint Kavka, Gregory S. (1987) "Hobbesian Moral and Political Theory". Princeton University Press

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