Hobbes's persuasive civil science

Philosophical Quarterly 40 (160):342-351 (1990)
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Abstract

This article concentrates on Hobbes's inference from the passions to the inevitability of war in the state of nature, asking how this could be expected to persuade. The inference gets some support from experience but also from its position in a certain kind of science.

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