Recognition, symbolic capital and reputation in the seventeenth century: Thomas Hobbes and the origins of critical public relations historiography
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DOI: 10.1016/j.pubrev.2017.03.001
Abstract: Abstract The intellectual history of public relations has not paid attention to British political philosopher Thomas Hobbes. This article aims to close this gap. Following the so-called philosophy of prestige (Carnevali, 2012), the article applies… read more here.
Keywords: reputation; recognition; thomas hobbes; public relations ... See more keywords
How Far Can a “Radical” Philosopher Go? Thomas Hobbes’s Paradox of Gender Relations, and One Possible Solution
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DOI: 10.1163/18750257-bja10002
Abstract: This article challenges the idea that Hobbes presents a negative anthropology and shows, to the contrary, that there is a thick web of social relations in his state of nature and laws of nature. It… read more here.
Keywords: thomas hobbes; solution; far radical; radical philosopher ... See more keywords
Thomas Hobbes’s Theological and Political Anthropology and the Essential Mutations of the Perception of the Laws of Nature and Natural Rights in Seventeenth-Century England
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DOI: 10.5209/ashf.64011
Abstract: The overall goal of the article is to reexamine Hobbes’s concern to respond to the challenges of the republican perspective on the relationship between the liberty of subjects and the political power. If, according to… read more here.
Keywords: political anthropology; anthropology; theological political; thomas hobbes ... See more keywords