The very slight similarity between is that human beings are free to act in order for their own self interest in the state of nature, but their accounts diverge on the issue of how they realize this self interest. Overall, we are able to analyze that Hobbes gas more a negative view about human nature, since without an “absolute sovereign” being present to keep in control our desires we will live in a very constant state of war. Rousseau’s theory contrasted Hobbes theories, as he thought that human nature is largely
The very slight similarity between is that human beings are free to act in order for their own self interest in the state of nature, but their accounts diverge on the issue of how they realize this self interest. Overall, we are able to analyze that Hobbes gas more a negative view about human nature, since without an “absolute sovereign” being present to keep in control our desires we will live in a very constant state of war. Rousseau’s theory contrasted Hobbes theories, as he thought that human nature is largely