Leviathan Vs Hobbes

Though the term Leviathan was first introduced as the giant twisted sea monster in ancient myths from the old testament, the English Philosopher Thomas Hobbe however, took the opportunity to named a series of his analytic essays with the same title, referring his concerns over his current state and shared his perspectives on the complex formation and motive behind human nature and illustrated his vision of a perfect world by offering his suggestions on social political orders and his hope for the betterment of a peaceful society. For Hobbe, he believe strongly that disregard the amount of available resources that could be distribute to support one’s survival, men will always act as the power hungry and rational entities that continuously add fuel to the ongoing existing conflict within their own community to fight for self satisfactions. Thus, it is in Hobbe’s opinion that monarchy is the ultimate solution for anarchy, since democracy creates nothing but …show more content…
He argues that naturally, to avoid direct confrontation, men who were born free, will hence choose to contribute to the community collectively and submit their wills in return of peaceful coexistence and public goods. Just like any other normal species, men had come to the realization long ago that they will have a greater impact on maximized their chance on overcome the obstacles as a team and success on the matters that they have a lower percentage if they were meant to carry out the mission independently. And I think that these ideas are preciously the foundation elements made up for today’s Social Darwinism school of