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Thomas Hobbes: The First Modern Political Philosopher
This chapter explores Thomas Hobbes' significance as the first modern political philosopher, emphasizing his rejection of medieval philosophers and his focus on the formation of government without mentioning God. It discusses Hobbes' views on law and society, the complex and contradictory nature of his ideas, and his concept of sovereignty in Leviathan.