Leviathan-Hobbes

This question has two parts ( you must adress both parts in the paper)

A.If the central aim of Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan is to provide a new theory that justifies "political obedience",

then why does Hobbes spend so much time talking about "Sense" and "Speech" at the beginning of the book?

B. Now identify which one or two of Hobbes’s key claims you think that Goldman would contest most vigorously, and say why? (

I will attach the readings from Goldman that I am responsible for this paper)

Only three sources that can be cited are the Hobbes’s Leviathan, and the two Goldman readings that I attached. This is very

important.

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