Titlebook: Submission and Subjection in Leviathan; Good Subjects in the Michael Byron Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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State of Nature,of justice in a state of nature. To explain away the appearance of contradiction, I adapt Martinich’s distinction between the primary and secondary states of nature: rather than his view, according to which the primary state of nature abstracts from all law and even from God’s existence, I contend t

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Sovereigns,tand better what the sovereign in general is and should be, and it provides a suitable warrant for the constraints Hobbes imposes on the exercise of sovereign power. This reading also provides a basis for a unified interpretation of what Hobbes says about conscience and subjects’ relationship with t

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Obligation,y readings, including Hampton’s view that the laws of nature are hypothetical imperatives and not genuine obligations, Martinich’s view that the laws of nature obligate universally because of God’s irresistible power, and Lloyd’s view that the laws of nature embody Rawlsian natural duties.

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Laws of Nature,onal form and constitute what Hobbes calls counsel, making their normativity a kind of rational justification. The proper laws are categorical and, as law, constitute command, making their normativity obligation. The normative scope of the proper laws is generally narrower than that of the rational theorems.

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Sovereigns,overeign power. This reading also provides a basis for a unified interpretation of what Hobbes says about conscience and subjects’ relationship with the sovereign. Civil disobedience turns out to be impossible. Again, the view aims to provide parallel accounts for the civil commonwealth and God’s natural kingdom.

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