Oxford University Press - Hobbes's Two Sciences Book

Explore the unified philosophical system of seventeenth-century thinker Thomas Hobbes. This scholarly work from Oxford University Press examines how the different branches of his philosophy connect, a question that has driven academic research for fifty years. Understanding this unity is necessary for a complete view of Hobbes's ideas. By addressing the relationship between his various theories, this text provides deep insight into his most famous work, the Leviathan. It also clarifies the foundation of his political philosophy found in the Laws of Nature. This book is an essential resource for students and scholars studying the history of science, politics, and geometry.