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Is Hobbes right, in that, life is “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short?” Will resource scarcity always revert us to our most animalistic nature? In this work of space travel ethical short story fiction, the space cruise liner the narrator is on is hit by a rock. It is severely damaged and some of the crew is injured.
Hobbes, Thomas
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Leviathan is an artistic project looking at some of the urgent issues of our times. In dialogue with a wide range of marine biologists, oceanographers, political scientists, neurologists and trauma specialists, Leviathan explores the notions of marine ...
Dawood, S.
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Leviathan, a special issue of the Iron Horse Literary Review, is the latest collection of poetry from Joe Wilkins. While living in a small town in Iowa, islanded by a sea of corn and soybeans during the lonely winters, Wilkins began writing many of the ...
Wilkins, Joe
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This is a film review of Leviathan (2014), directed by Andrey ...
Bekkering, Denis J
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Common pool resource theory appears to assume that external authorities are responsible for initiating attempts to ‘decommonise’ common property regimes.
Iain MacKinnon
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Der Kalte Krieg und die "binären Termini"
This essay explores Foucault's critique of binary and antagonistic modes of thinking with regard to Cold War's confrontational discourses and the politics of détente.
Patrick Kilian
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トマス・ホッブズ『リヴァイアサン』(1651年)初版Head版の比較検討 : 透かし模様(watermark)を中心として [PDF]
This paper reports on a survey detailing the watermarks of some copies of the ‘Head’ edition of Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan (1651). Two copies of the Head edition at the Nagoya University Library in Japan were examined -- a copy of the Osaka University of ...
松波, 京子, MATSUNAMI, Kyoko
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Apophatic and Cataphatic Ways of Soviet Political Theology
The discourse of political theology developed by Schmitt makes it possible to identify a secular religion in Marxism. Marxism is aimed at achieving an “earthly paradise”. In the Soviet project, based on the “dictatorship of the worldview” (Berdyaev), its
D. V. Popov
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Power after power: Arendt on power accumulation in Leviathan [PDF]
Hannah Arendt claims that Thomas Hobbes argued for power accumulation, offering what she describes as the "blueprint" for 19th-century imperialism. Her reading is often criticized for being biased and hostile towards Hobbes.
Kravanja Aljoša
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Human role in the concept of «Computational Leviathan»
Computational sociology is a subfield of social philosophy that views social relations in the context of comparing them to a computer. «Computational Leviathan» is a concept of computational sociology that draws an analogy between society and social ...
Igor I. Keosidi
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