Word of the day Leviathan: meaning, origin, and why this powerful term shapes modern politics, financial markets, and global power debates

Word of the Day – Leviathan: Originally a biblical sea monster, it now defines massive authority. In politics, it represents ...
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Bruce's History Lessons: Thomas Hobbes and ‘Leviathan’

Thomas Hobbes was born this week (April 5) in 1588, and his claim to fame is authorship of "Leviathan," among the most important contributions to Western political philosophy ever written. In ...
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The Leviathan’s Shoulders

Thomas Hobbes' Leviathan (click to read at Google Books). The metaphor of the Leviathan carries to science as well. A struggle between mankind and knowledge or power. In 1651, Thomas Hobbes wrote ...
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A CRITIQUE OF HOBBES'S CRITIQUE OF BIBLICAL AND NATURAL RELIGION IN "LEVIATHAN"

This essay is a critical exposition of Thomas Hobbes's atheism, focusing on the natural-scientific and theological foundations of his philosophy. Journal Information As Jewish political studies ...
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Award recipient critiques Hobbes through Moby Dick

Bonnie Honig, professor of modern culture and media and political science, delivered a Presidential Faculty Award Lecture on the ways literature can teach people about politics at the John Carter ...
The New York Times

THOMAS HOBBES.; The Late Sir Leslie Stephen's Book About the Early English Philosopher Who Wrote "The Leviathan."*

Written for THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW by John White Chadwick. TimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers. Full text is unavailable for this digitized archive ...