Hobbes and modern political thought / Yves Charles Zarka ; translated and with an introduction by James Griffith.

By:

Zarka, Yves Charles [author.]

Contributor(s):

Griffith, James (Assistant Professor) [translator,, author of introduction.]

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781474401210
9781474433464

Uniform titles:

Hobbes et la pensée politique moderne. English.

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

320.01 ZAR

LOC classification:

JC153.H66 Z3713 2016

Contents:

Translator’s Introduction Foreword; 1. Journey: To the Foundations of Modern Politics; Part I. Individual and State; 2. Gracián’s Hero and Hobbes’s Antihero; 3. The Hobbesian Idea of Political Philosophy; Part II. Language and Power; 4. Theory of Language; 5. The Semiology of Power; Part III. Fundamental Concepts of Politics; 6. On War; 7. On Law; 8. On Property; 9. On the State; 10. On the Right to Punish; Part IV. Hobbes According to Two Contemporaries; 11. Hobbes and Filmer: Regnum Patrimoniale and Regnum Institutivum; 12. Hobbes and Pascal: Two Models of the Theory of Power; Conclusion: Hobbes’s Contribution; Bibliography

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Translator’s Introduction
Foreword;
1. Journey: To the Foundations of Modern Politics;
Part I. Individual and State;
2. Gracián’s Hero and Hobbes’s Antihero;
3. The Hobbesian Idea of Political Philosophy;
Part II. Language and Power;
4. Theory of Language;
5. The Semiology of Power;
Part III. Fundamental Concepts of Politics;
6. On War;
7. On Law;
8. On Property;
9. On the State;
10. On the Right to Punish;
Part IV. Hobbes According to Two Contemporaries;
11. Hobbes and Filmer: Regnum Patrimoniale and Regnum Institutivum;
12. Hobbes and Pascal: Two Models of the Theory of Power;
Conclusion: Hobbes’s Contribution;
Bibliography

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