SUBJECT CULTURE AND ETHICAL VALUES

Subject Culture and Ethical Values

Why does Hobbes believe that political revolution and rebellion are always unjustified?

Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) was one of the recent political theorists of absolutism, because this time it was an absolute monarchy overthrown and England created a constitutional monarchy, Hobbes, and therefore argues against this type of monarchy, although there is no political reactionary. In his most important political writings Leviathan expressed the view that any government is de facto legal, while guaranteeing the safety and welfare of his people. The law is after him will only ruler and this will be the subject of religion and the Church. In human nature, Hobbes has three main causes of disputes between people. The first is competition, second and third distrust desire for fame. First drives people to be attacked for profit, second and third safety for the honour and dignity. The first use of violence to one another they took men, women, children and cattle. Secondly to protect themselves a third to punish the little things like the word a smile a different opinion or underestimation of symptoms. In their natural state, according to Hobbes, people live without a government that would limit their egoistic tendencies, which then follows a war of all against all. In other words, Hobbes' state of nature is a dog eats dog, because there appears subjectivism in its extreme form, resulting in a state of boundless anarchy.

Leviathan (Hobbes's Political Writing) The establishment of this state are derived all the rights and opportunities that or those for which sovereign power has been delegated with the consent of the assembled people. • The subjects of a king cannot abolish the monarchy and the overthrow of the king without his permission and return to the chaos crowd. • The right to represent all of them established by the regents determined only by mutual agreement between them all, but not its contract with one of them, the ruler can not commit a breach of contract at all and therefore none of the subjects under no pretext cannot be absolved of their allegiance. • Affirmative vote of the majority of established nobility, and must therefore those who disagree, and agree to submit to it, i.e. Either to praise everything they do lords, or be destroyed by others, and rightly so. Because under this system: the originator of each subject acts and ordinances established by the magistrate, it follows that none of its action is not wrong any of his subjects and therefore can not be lords from each one of them sued for injustice. • The consequence is that no one who has supreme power can not rightly be herded to death or be somehow different from his subjects punished. The sovereign power belongs also to judge the opinions and teachings are abhorrent and public rooms for it.

Theory of Thomas Hobbes

In the natural state is in Hobbes' conception of human life alone, miserable and short. Logically then people give up on their natural ...