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📜 Welcome to The Discourse! In this video, we explore Thomas Hobbes, one of history’s most influential political philosophers, and his masterpiece "Leviathan". Discover his ideas on:
✅ Absolute Monarchy – Why Hobbes believed a powerful sovereign was necessary to prevent chaos.
✅ Social Contract Theory – How individuals surrender freedoms for security (with real-world examples like traffic laws!).
✅ State of Nature – Hobbes’ famous view of life as "nasty, brutish, and short" without government.
✅ Commonwealth Concept – The "artificial person" theory of the state.
✅ Hobbes vs. John Milton – Absolute rule vs. republicanism in 17th-century England.
✅ Religion & Politics – Why Hobbes thought the sovereign should control religious doctrine.
✅ Legacy – How Hobbes shaped modern political thought (Locke, Rousseau & beyond).
📖 Perfect for students preparing for:
• UGC NET English Literature
• NTA NET / SET / JRF
• PGTRB / TGT PGT Exams
• GATE English Literature
• Political Science & Philosophy Courses
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