Hobbes and the Paradoxes of Political Origins [Book Review]

Philosophical Review 108 (1):146-151 (1999)
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Abstract

Each of these two volumes grew out of what was originially intended to be a single chapter in a larger study of seventeenth-century liberalism. Although there is a strong degree of stylistic and methodological continuity between the two, neither book presupposes any familiarity with the other. I will therefore consider them separately.

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