Recent Trends in German Hobbes Scholarship

Hobbes Studies 32 (1):92-115 (2019)
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This review traces recent developments in German Hobbes scholarship. Relevant publications are discussed along three major fields of inquiry: Hobbes and Liberalism, Hobbes on Politics and Religions, and Hobbes on the Passions, Politics, and Education.

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10.1163/18750257-03201003

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Dirk Brantl
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