Hobbes and Samuel: reply

Hobbes' Calculus of Words

of a paper for the Third International Conference on Computational Linguistics to be held in Sanga Sgby I 4 September 1969 .

Hobbes to Rousseau: Inequality, Institutions, and Development

Hobbes to Rousseau: Inequality, Institutions, and Development This paper studies the endogenous evolution of economic and political institutions and the interdependencies with the process of economic development. Favorable economic institutions in form of a social contract that ensures a state of law and the absence of societal conflict are not assumed exogenously under certain political system...

Hobbes and the Internal Point of View

With the introduction, by John Austin, of the command theory of law,1 a certain distinction among theories of law entered the jurisprudential landscape: the distinction between theories that seek to characterize obedience to law in terms of external motivations, such as sanctions for noncompliance, and those that characterize obedience to law in terms of internal motivations, such as a moral co...

Bicompletion and Samuel Bicompactification

It is proved that the quasi-proximity space induced by the bicompletion of a quasi-uniform T0-space X is a subspace of the quasi-proximity space induced by the Samuel bicompactification of X. The result is then used to establish that the locally finite covering quasi-uniformity defined on the category Top0 of topological T0-spaces and continuous maps is not lower K-true (in the sense of Brümmer...

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