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Schmitt’s Hobbes, Hobbes’s Schmitt
2016This article, originally a preface to the French edition of Carl Schmitt’s book The Leviathan in the State theory of Thomas Hobbes, displays a critical analysis that not only puts the above work in context, but also raises a question about Schmitt’s appropriation of Hobbes, an author who was considered a beacon of light by the former during his whole ...
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Comics have many unique means of signifying violence and its effects, e.g. dizzy stars, onomatopoeia, motion lines accompanying a punch, etc. Little to no scholarship has been done on one enduring symbol of comics violence despite its prevalence and popularity: the battle cloud or whirlwind.
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A novel (coronavirus) reading of Hobbes's Leviathan
History of European Ideas, 2021Eileen M Hunt
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