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The Political Context — Taking Sides? contested during this period, namely: sovereignty, law, equality and rights. What will become evident is that on at least two out of the four, Hobbes takes up positions closer to the parliamentarians than to the royalists.

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Introductionshort book indeed. The received wisdom, that Hobbesian subjects give up all their rights to the sovereign or that any rights that are retained are retained in name only, is so entrenched that to question it may seem strange. And these assumptions are closely tied to other assumptions of Hobbesian or

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Examining the Orthodoxy — Hobbes and Royalismbjects give up all their rights to the sovereign (except for the bare right to self-defence, which is rendered meaningless by the sovereign’s absolute power). He can be grouped together with other royalist thinkers and writers of his time, such as Sir Robert Filmer, Bishop Bramhall and Dudley Digges

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Liberties and Claims — Rights and Dutiesns and even the Levellers. He makes certain rights inalienable and so subjects retain those rights into the commonwealth. This sets him apart from the royalists who insist that all natural rights are given up to the king in exchange for his protection. But what significance do these observations hav

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The Full Right to Self-Preservation and Sovereign Dutieselves that comprises the aggregate right of nature. Then we conform to the second law of nature and go through the process of transferring and laying down those rights that we would not want others to hold against us. Where does this leave the Hobbesian individual with regard to her rights? She now

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The Natural Rights Tradition — With or Without Hobbes? the context of the Hohfeldian analysis that underlies much discussion of Hobbesian rights. And while I have argued that Hobbes’s theory of rights contains substantive rights for individuals, I have yet to examine in any detail the possibility that it is a . theory. In this chapter I want to examine

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Conclusion: Towards a Hobbesian Theory of Rightsdian definitional scheme, then how are we to define it? If we look to modern rights theory could it be defined as a will or an interest theory of rights? Will theories may look promising at first glance because of their insistence that rights are under the control of the right-holder who may exercis