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    Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher born in 1588 who studied political science, academics, science, journalism, and history. Through his association with the Cavendish family, he became close to positions of power and observed governmental structures and the influence of power. In 1651, he wrote his most famous work titled Leviathan, which explored the relationship between individuals and government through four books and addressed questions around revolution, obedience to rulers, and the impact on modern society.

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    Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher born in 1588 who studied political science, academics, science, journalism, and history. Through his association with the Cavendish family, he became close to positions of power and observed governmental structures and the influence of power. In 1651, he wrote his most famous work titled Leviathan, which explored the relationship between individuals and government through four books and addressed questions around revolution, obedience to rulers, and the impact on modern society.

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    Thomas Hobbes

    English philosopher
    in the 17th century

    Political Scientist
    Academician
    Scientist
    Journalist
    Historian
    Westport, England
    April 5, 1588
    Through his association with the
    Cavendish family, Hobbes become close
    to power

    He began to observe the influence and


    structures of power and government
    to what extent we should stop
    revolution and opposed government
    in search of the better world?

    to what extent do we need to patiently


    obey rulers ?
    especially those who are not good?
    1651
    BOOK I - of Man
    BOOK II - of
    Commonwealth
    BOOK III- of Christian
    Commonwealth
    BOOK IV - of
    Kingdome of
    Darknesse
    WHAT IS ITS IMPACT
    TO THE SOCIETY OF
    TODAY?

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