Thomas Hobbes: The Philosopher Everyone Misunderstood | Full Documentary
9.8K views · Mar 3, 2026 · Education
Comments · 23
@matriputra2624 · 6 months ago
Just finished hearing this over sessions over many days. Your words at the end ring true, such times are upon us once again in these days in March 2026.
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@kasulebriankalule2129 · 6 months ago
Indeed Hobbes was a thinker! His ideas still hold to date. Thank you for the beautiful narration.
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@matriputra2624 · 6 months ago
Your videos are truly great! Thank you! A suggestion: could you please include the relevant dates in each timestamp title? I think most of us cover the video over many days, and it is easy to lose track of the dates.
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@miaash3870 · 6 months ago
A great channel ❤
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@past.fm1 · 6 months ago
I'm planning to major in Political Science and I had heard of Hobbes in a very basic sense. But resources like this are invaluable for me in September. I'll be pretty prepared I hope. Subbed and thank you for posting, The Long Shadow. 😁
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@Laughaholic4u · 6 months ago
very interesting/ thank you
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@maxnicks4661 · 6 months ago
Determinism alone would have had you burned at the stake. Not that they did so freely in that time...:face-blue-smiling:
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@davidbaird8710 · 6 months ago
Hobbes
@davidbaird8710 · 6 months ago
Google are allowing comments without supplying an email address?
@TBP-st3bn · 6 months ago
Hobbes was fond of his dram.
@Goboholder · 6 months ago
Thanks for this 🙏🏻 By the way, there is no such thing as "the island of England".
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@KK-jb1fy · 2 days ago
Riddled with errors... for example, the first grand tour of Europe did not last from 1610 to 1615 - this is outdated 19th century information (e.g. G. C. Robertson) that has long been debunked, although it somehow managed to persist even into recent scholarly editions (e.g. the biography in Richard Tuck's edition of Leviathan). Linda Levy Peck's paper on the grand tour shows why evidence does not support this dating. The first grand tour lasted from approximately June, 1614 to October, 1615. Timothy Raylor has convincingly shown in his Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Thomas Hobbes (Oxford, 2018) that there most likely had been a brief trip to France between the summer of 1610 and early 1611, but that was not a grand tour, which required travels through both France and Italy to complement a humanist education, nor is there any definitive proof that Hobbes accompanied his pupil (although that is most probably so).
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