Leviathan

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The book delves into Thomas Hobbes' life and philosophy, highlighting his experiences during the tumultuous English Civil War. His work, Leviathan, argues for absolute government as essential for societal peace and security, driven by his belief in a mechanistic view of thought. Central to his political philosophy is a stark portrayal of human nature, rejecting idealized views of humanity in favor of a more savage depiction. This challenging perspective continues to provoke debate and remains influential in Western thought.