HUMA 1160 Lecture Notes - Syllogism, Theoretical Philosophy, Deductive Reasoning

• School: York University
• Department: Humanities
• Course: HUMA 1160
• Professor: Stanley Tweyman

Document Summary

So here is the syllogism that you all know. So let"s figure out how people think that obligation . In the case of mathematics the components of the equation are all to use the. So now the question is given that we know that there are fixed natures, where is the obligation here. In short, mathematics works because the left side which is. So the first passage that i want you to look at is on pg. The transition to the state of nature (that is to say a state in which people exist without government: now hobbes argues that there was never a time where there was no government. 107 last paragraph on the page to 108. So the state of nature is constructed from how we are to understand ourselves without government. Factors that lead to the war of all against all: power. 78 hobbes talks about the notion of power.