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Thomas Hobbes invites readers into a world consumed by fear, conflict, and relentless struggle-a state of nature where every person is driven by self-interest and survival is never guaranteed. In this stark vision, life becomes chaotic and violent unless individuals surrender certain freedoms to a powerful governing authority, the "Leviathan." Through vivid argument and sharp insight, Hobbes explores how such authority can transform disorder into stability, offering security in exchange for obedience. His work raises enduring questions about the tension between liberty and control, and the price societies must pay to achieve peace.
Written during the English Civil War, Leviathan became a cornerstone of modern political philosophy. Hobbes' bold argument for a strong central government influenced later thinkers and shaped the development of constitutional systems across the world. His theory of the "social contract" continues to ignite debate about authority, rights, and the fragile balance that holds societies together.
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