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×ByHumankind: A hopeful historyBloomsbury (Buy from *)IN 1651, English philosopher Thomas Hobbes startled the world with Leviathan, an account of the . Hobbes argued that people, when left to their own devices, were naturally vicious. Fortunately, they were also gregarious, and it was through their groups, societies and civilisations that people expressed their best selves.For those with anxious minds, the trouble with Hobbes’s view is that …No commitment, cancel anytime*Offer ends 19/10/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive a refund on unserved issues.Existing subscribers, please with your email address to link your account access.Inclusive of applicable taxes (VAT)AdvertisementTrendingLatestVideoFree

×ByHumankind: A hopeful historyBloomsbury (Buy from *)IN 1651, English philosopher Thomas Hobbes startled the world with Leviathan, an account of the . Hobbes argued that people, when left to their own devices, were naturally vicious. Fortunately, they were also gregarious, and it was through their groups, societies and civilisations that people expressed their best selves.For those with anxious minds, the trouble with Hobbes’s view is that …No commitment, cancel anytime*Offer ends 19/10/2022. *Cancel anytime within 14 days of payment to receive a refund on unserved issues.Existing...

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