Leviathan

Thomas Hobbs (1588-1679) is an English philosopher-materialist who questioned the divine origin of man, casting a challenge to medieval scholasticism. For his views, he was repeatedly persecuted by the clergy.
About the book “Leviathan”:
The real reader included - the most famous composition of Hobbes “Leviathan”, which proves the priority of the state over the Church, and it is likened to the Biblical monster, acting as the earthly embodiment of the omnipotence of God, the treatise “About body ”is a detailed presentation of the thinker’s views on the essence of man, and the composition“ human nature ”, written in the conditions of acute political contradictions, where Hobbes sets the goal of deriving from the general principles of knowledge of human nature, according to which people behave in society.
Chips of the book “Leviathan”:
• The presentation of the fundamental concepts of philosophy in simple language,
• The publication contains infographics and illustrations,
• All texts are equipped with a specialist’s comments,
for whom This book:
• For all those who love history, culture and philosophy,
• for students of historical and philosophical faculties,