Hobbes Flashcards

1
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Main focus of study

A

The difference between philosophy and “natural” philosophy (I.e; science and math)

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2
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Doctrine of motion

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Everything is in motion, whether that is voluntary or involuntary

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3
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What drives motion?

A

Fear

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4
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Human desires (Hobbes)

A

seek felicity, for power after power

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5
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State of nature (Hobbes)

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everyone is equal in mind and body, natural instinct to self-preservation

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6
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What brings conflict to SON? (to Hobbes)

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Everyone having the desire for power after power
Competition
Distrust
Glory

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7
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Human Nature (to Hobbes)

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  1. Do that which you think you need to do
  2. Anticipation
  3. Driving passion is fear
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8
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Laws of Nature (to Hobbes)

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  1. Seek peace and follow it
  2. Be wiling to give up claim to all things
  3. Keep promise to social contract
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9
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What is the sovereign? (Hobbes)

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the overall monarch serving as the best form of government, unlimited powers, not subject to the law

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10
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Rules regarding power in a monarchy? (Hobbes)

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cannot be divided
sovereign does what is authorized by the people (speaks for the people)

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Demise of government (Hobbes)

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Lack of absolute power
People express they can dictate the law themselves
Factions

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