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Thomas Hobbes.
Title: Thomas Hobbes.
Category: Social Sciences / Politics
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Thomas Hobbes.
How might we define the modern state?
The inference that we might be able to define what constitutes a modern state presupposes that it already existed prior to it becoming modern. This is not in doubt. What are task then entails is to illuminate the transition from pre-modern to a modern state, and to distinguish its characteristic features. We shall undertake this task by considering historical changes in how the state legitimises its rule, and …showed first 75 words of 1646 total…
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