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What innate human faculty makes natural man want to escape the state of nature?

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What innate human faculty allows natural man to discover how to escape the state of nature?

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For Hobbes, what is science?

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What determines "good" and "evil" in Hobbes's argument?

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For Hobbes, all philosophical knowledge must be derived from first principles, or shared definitions. How are these first principles established?

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Why did Hobbes believe that the observation of nature was not suitable for the foundation of philosophy?

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Why is the Leviathan called "artificial"?

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What is the original source for the name "Leviathan"?

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How does matter move in Hobbes's philosophy?

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In the state of nature, why will two natural men inevitably fight if they desire the same thing?

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Why does Hobbes claim that all men in the state of nature are equal?

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Why is it justifiable for the sovereign to put a subject to death?

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When is it justified for subjects to rebel against the sovereign?

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What innate faculty prevents civilized man from breaking the social contract?

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What does Hobbes see as the immediate result of a rebellion against the sovereign, or against the social covenant, as in civil war?

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Which of the following does Hobbes believe approximates the living conditions of the state of nature?

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What is the "Fundamental Law of Nature"?

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Which of the following does Hobbes equate with an author, whose words are his or her own?

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What is the primary purpose of the Leviathan?

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In the state of nature, Hobbes argues that familial power is maternal because

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Which of the following, according to Hobbes, can be a sovereign body?

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For Hobbes, how do we come to have natural laws?

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Hobbes claims that being ignorant of the Laws of Nature does not excuse a subject who breaks the laws because

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According to Hobbes, angels and demons are

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Which of the following commands, if given by the sovereign, does a subject have the right to disobey?