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Why Thomas Hobbes Thought Mankind Needed Contracts

This essay summarizes Thomas Hobbes' thought on the nature of man and how desires for gain, safety, and reputation (glory) lead to conflict that prevents progress or development, necessitating the social contract (and penalties for violations).
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"This summary is organized well and moves efficiently and clearly through the presentation, with a good balance of detail and overview. The main task to move forward will be cleaning things up to achieve final submission quality. This will include checking your style guide and attending to its page and paragraph formatting rules (e.g., line spacing, indents); including page numbers as recommended by the style guide for the quotation in the second paragraph, and paraphrases as needed; and proofreading carefully. As regards the last item, your flow within and across sentences, as well as sentence variety, does good work in creating a dynamic and cohesive reading experience, but fairly frequent minor errors make this bumpy and often have a negative impact on clarity. Likely this will be the main bulk of the work as you wrap up."

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