For Work / Against Work
Debates on the centrality of work

De Cive

by Hobbes, Thomas (1998)

Key Passage

Hence [the ruler] has done his duty if he has made every effort, to provide by sound measures for the welfare of as many of [his subjects] as possible for as long as possible. (p.143 (1))

Keywords

Hobbes, England, History, Political Theory, Early Modern, History Of Ideas, Political History, Welfare

Themes

Hobbes Citations

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