Hobbes's philosophical discourse is deconstructed as the interplay
of the drama of individual behaviour as perceived by rational
"agents" and the detached analysis of conflict by a "political
geometer". The author offers solutions to some long-standing
problems in Hobbesian political philosophy (for example, the role
of glory, Hobbes' pessimism) and shows the consistency of Hobbes'
attempt to derive absolution as the only stable political
association. Although based on extensive textual analysis of
Hobbes' works and correspondence, the text is an exercise in
political philosophy that students should find iconoclastic and
experts challenging.
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