New article: The Name ‘Leviathan’ – or the Shadow that Fell on a Work
This new article by Lothar Waas examines Hobbes's naming of Leviathan. It argues that the real key to Hobbes’s naming may lie with Jean Bodin, with whom Hobbes shares everything that the name ‘Leviathan’ stands for in his political philosophy.
The first Italian translation of Hobbes’s Autobiographies
This new book, edited by Luca Tenneriello, collects the first Italian translations of Hobbes’s two Latin autobiographies: Vita Carmine Expressa, written in 1672, and Vita, from the 1660s.
Online Colloquium (4): Comments on Gabriella Slomp, Hobbes Against Friendship: The Modern Marginalization of an Ancient Political Concept
This online colloquium has been established to discuss Gabriella…
Online Colloquium (5): Reply to critics by Martinich
Al Martinich concludes our online colloquium on Hobbes’s Political Philosophy with a reply to his critics.
Online Colloquium (4): Slomp on Hobbes’s Political Philosophy
Gabriella Slomp comments on Hobbes’s Political Philosophy, in the penultimate entry to this online colloquium.
Online Colloquium (3): Day on Hobbes’s Political Philosophy
Andrew Day comments on Hobbes’s Political Philosophy, in the third entry to this online colloquium.
