Leviathan

by Thomas Hobbs

Leviathanb 17th-century British philosopher and political thinker Thomas Hobbes! The revolutionary book of world political ideology! Identify the organisms by comparing the nation to the giant sea monster `` Leviadon! Leviathan ", state power comes from the people b Leviathan is" Old Testament "as the [Job] to live forever without dying giant monster coming in, flushing the flames in the Bible, I have no weapon He is a useless sea monster, the king of all arrogant things that do not know fear. The monster "Leviadon" is likened to a nation, explaining the state organism. No fear! Leviathan is a representative work of Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679), a political thinker in the British Civil Revolution, with the subtitle "Content, form and power of the church and the community of citizens." This book, the revolutionary book of world political thought, consists of four chapters and 47 chapters. Published under the British Revolutionary regime in 1651, Hobbes, who was in exile, returned to this country and was attacked by the royalists as writing for Cromwell. His fundamental argument was to derive the absoluteness of political power from the inviolable natural self-preservation right and to subordinate religion to political power. Part 1 describes human beings, part 2 Commonwealth, part 3 Commonwealth of Christianity, part 4 of the Dark Kingdom, and part 3 and 4 are criticisms of the Church. Human beings are equal from birth, but in the natural state, Manmin is in a state of fighting against all people, and in order to escape from the self-denial of this natural right, it restricts the natural right by the natural law that reason finds itself. By the state.

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Published June 9, 2016