Navigating Human Impulses in Political Theory

This chapter explores the philosophical insights of Thomas Hobbes, focusing on his analysis of human impulses within the realm of political science. It discusses the critical dynamics of war and peace, the importance of civic responsibility, and the complexities of human behavior as viewed through Hobbesian concepts. The discussion highlights the relevance of Hobbes' ideas to contemporary political thought, emphasizing the need for inductive reasoning in understanding human actions and conflicts.