What is Leviathan? | Thomas Hobbes | Keyword

In this episode, I explain Thomas Hobbes' notion of the Leviathan.
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[@dethkon]

I like the wall of photos of authors behind you instead of a bookshelf. Very creative!

[@lorentzt.5750]

glad to see youve recovered!

[@DoggyHateFire]

When I was in undergrad, about 15 years ago, I took a course called "Liberalism and its critics" that I really enjoyed and we covered Leviathan, so I'm looking forward to your videos.

[@yimmyno]

Love your channel

[@kingmj87]

Hobbes rationalized support for both dictatorship and his religion, but by and large, he was a materialist determinist who recognized that humans were organisms surviving in nature, which put him way ahead of his time. Like Machiavelli, his work is also accused of being prescriptive when it’s overwhelmingly just descriptive.

[@rowanmorar6884]

It's the beginning of the Early Modern series.

[@anthonyking4334]

consider this man also the beginning of a strong nationalistic state

[@noneya313]

that's the bookshelf of someone that does not read books

[@kingmj87]

That’s the comment of someone who says dumb shit

[@noneya313]

@@kingmj87 what a rebarbative comment. why so defensive? are you the boy in this video? in your experience do people that read books have bookshelves that look like that?