English (Honeydew) 8th Chapter 6
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– Home Remedies for Injuries: Exploring quick and effective cures like using things available at home for cuts, burns, and bee stings.
– Jody's Concern for the Fawn: Jody's emotional journey as he cares for the fawn left without a mother due to a rattlesnake incident.
– Jody's Decision to Care for the Fawn: Jody's determination to raise and care for the fawn after realizing its vulnerable state.
– Jody's Lone Search for the Fawn: Jody's solo journey into the wilderness to find the fawn and the challenges he faces.
– Jody's Tender Moment with the Fawn: The touching encounter between Jody and the fawn, showcasing his care and gentleness towards the vulnerable animal.
What is law according to Thomas Hobbes in Leviathan?
Law, in the state of nature, is an imaginary concept that does not exist until it is enforced by a sovereign authority.
How does Hobbes describe the nature of men in the state of nature?
Hobbes describes men in the state of nature as living in a constant state of war, where life is 'nasty, brutish, and short.'
Explain Hobbes' concept of the 'social contract.'
The social contract is an agreement where individuals give up some freedom to a governing authority in exchange for security and social order.
What does Hobbes argue is necessary to maintain a peaceful society?
Hobbes argues that a sovereign authority with the power to enforce laws and maintain order is necessary to prevent the chaos of the state of nature.
How does Hobbes justify the authority of the sovereign in Leviathan?
Hobbes justifies the authority of the sovereign by arguing that it is granted by the people in the social contract, and this authority is necessary for maintaining peace and preventing the state of nature.
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