Hobbes: Leviathan (Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought)
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Hobbes: Leviathan (Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought)

by Thomas Hobbes

History Philosophy Political Science
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Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan remains a central text in the history of political thought. Through its examination of human nature, authority, social order, and civil society, it offers a lasting contribution to political philosophy and continues to engage students and readers interested in the foundations of government.

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Leviathan is a major work by Thomas Hobbes in the history of political thought.

The book examines political authority, social order, human nature, and the foundations of civil society.

Hobbes’s arguments have made Leviathan an enduring text for readers studying philosophy, politics, and intellectual history.

This Cambridge Texts edition presents the work for contemporary readers and students of political thought.

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