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  1. “I will speake of that subject no more”: the Whig legacy of Thomas Hobbes.Elad Carmel - 2019 - Intellectual History Review 29 (2):243-264.
    Hobbes left a complicated legacy for the English Whigs. They thought that his Leviathan was all too powerful, but they found other elements in his thought more appealing – mostly his anticlericalism. Still, the precise relationship between Hobbes and the Whigs has remained underexplored, while some still argue that Hobbes was simply too much of an absolutist for the Whigs to rely on his political ideas. This article attempts to show that Hobbes was, in fact, recruited by proto- and early (...)
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