The state of nature, as conceptualized by political philosopher Thomas Hobbes, has become a safeguard against anarchic descent and has evolved to represent justification of the state as an institution. In deconstructing this hypothetical condition, it’s worth asking if this imaginary may be faulted. In this challenge emerges the broader question: does any satisfactory justification for the existence of the state exist?
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Literary Musings 