Trivium
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Thomas Hobbes

Leviathan, 1651

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In the state of nature, where there is no common power, the life of man is "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short" (Hobbes, 1651, ch. XIII, para. 9). This follows from equality of ability and equality of hope: when two men desire the same scarce thing, they become enemies (ch. XIII, para. 3).

References

Hobbes, T. (1651) Leviathan. London: Andrew Crooke.

What is the state of nature?

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02 · Argue

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03 · Improve

Turn discussion into writing

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Why Trivium

Built for intellectual discipline.

Trivium is deliberately constrained: grounded in primary texts, bounded by each thinker's lifetime, and honest when the evidence is thin.

No invented citations

Answers cite chapter, paragraph and page where available. If a passage cannot support the answer, it should not appear as evidence.

Era-bounded minds

Marx does not discuss the USSR. Hobbes does not reference Rawls. Each mind knows what it could plausibly have known.

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