Thomas Hobbes: the Unity of Scientific and Moral Wisdom

Gary B. Herbert (University of British Columbia, 1989)

It is generally believed that Hobbes’s mechanistic physics is at odds with his notorious egoistic psychology, and that the latter cannot support his prescriptive moral theory.  In this book Gary B. Herbert sets forth a new interpretation of Hobbes’s philosophy that takes seriously Hobbes’s original systematic intention.

 

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