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What do you think are the connections between the thinkings of Thomas Hobbes
and EJ?

(For me, primarily, 1)the pessimism about the natural condiction (but EJ
with his "waldgaenger" didn't want to use the same ideolgical bases of
liberalism, like Hobbes and Locke' state of nature. EJ wrote about the
"urgrund", what has in common with the Hobbesian state of nature only the
hard and pessimistic aspect). 2) the teory of the monster-state, the
Leviathan (but EJ and Hobbes were on tho different sides about this).)

Thanks

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