Selected papers on Renaissance philosophy and on Thomas Hobbes

Exploring the rich landscape of Renaissance philosophy, this collection delves into the intellectual currents that shaped the era, with a particular focus on Thomas Hobbes. The selected papers analyze Hobbes's contributions to political theory and ethics, highlighting his views on human nature, social contracts, and governance. The essays provide critical insights into the philosophical debates of the time, examining how Hobbes's ideas influenced contemporary thought and the development of modern philosophy.