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Thoughts on Nature

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Philosophy

 

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May 4, 2016

 

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For Hobbes, the only law in nature is survivalism; one must do what he must to preserve one’s own life. In contrast, Rousseau believed man is inherently good, independent, and compassionate in nature, it is society that corrupts man. If we replace our large civilizations with small groups in nature humanity would be much better off...
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As we can see, these theories are very distinct about man in the state of nature, but what led these men to hypothesize these theories. Each philosopher’s theory is deeply rooted within the historical context in which they experienced their environment. To gain a better understanding of the attitudes adopted by Thomas Hobbes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, we must explore contributing factors that led to the composition of the theories presented...
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