Hobbes

Hobbes by George Croom Robertson delves into the life and philosophical evolution of Thomas Hobbes during a transformative period. From his travels as a tutor to his observations of political turmoil in Paris Hobbes's ideas on language truth and political philosophy are explored. The book examines his views on social contract theory absolute sovereignty and the role of the state in regulating religion. Despite facing opposition Hobbes's radical ideas continue to shape modern philosophy and provoke intellectual discourse.