New Article: Hobbes’s Religious Rhetoric and False Forms of Obligation
A new article by Nicolas Higgins examining Hobbes’s use of religious rhetoric.
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New Article: Hobbes’s changing ecclesiology
New article by Andrew Kenneth Day on Hobbes’s changing ecclesiology considering De Cive and Leviathan.
New Article: the Whig legacy of Thomas Hobbes
Elad Carmel explores Hobbes’s complicated legacy for the Wighs in English parliament.
New Article: Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes
A new article by Alan Ryan on Hobbes’s skepticism about rights and his prioritizing freedom from fear above all other freedoms in light of the modern United States.
New Article: Hobbes sur la représentation et la souveraineté
A french article by Robin Douglass tracing the relation between state and sovereign from Elements of Law to Leviathan.
Article: Leviathan and the Politics of Metaphor
A new article in History of Political Thought where Rebecca Ploof demonstrates that Hobbes’s formulation of sovereignty depends on a metaphorical conceptualization of language and lies in the paradox between a healthy dose of pride in humanity’s creative ingenuity and the demand for modest acknowledgement of human limitation.
New article: Principles of Motion and the Absence of Laws of Nature in Hobbes’s Natural Philosophy
A new article by Stathis Psillos and Eirini Goudarouli on the Laws of Nature.
New article: Thomas Hobbes on the Fiction of Constituent Power
A new article by Adam Lindsay on the Fiction of constituent Power.
New article: Legal Thought in Early Modern England. The Theory of Thomas Hobbes
A new article about Hobbes’s legal thought by Rafaela Santi.
New Issue: Hobbes Studies
A new issue of Hobbes Studies is now available, containing articles by Ismael del Olmo, Caleb R. Miller, Elad Carmel and Evan Oxman.
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