This book expounds an analytical method that focuses on paradoxes -
a method originally associated with deconstructive philosophy, but
bearing little resemblance to the interpretive techniques that have
come to be designated as 'deconstruction' in literary studies. The
book then applies its paradox-focused method as it undertakes a
sustained investigation of Thomas Hobbe's political philosophy.
Hobbes's theory of the advent and purpose of government turns out
to reveal the impossibility of the very developments which it
portrays as indispensable.
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