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chronology of the life and works of Thomas Hobbes

With the more complete can be collected here in chronological order all the news about the life of Thomas Hobbes, focusing on the day, month and year whenever possible. For books you try to make a comprehensive list of their first edition up to the present day. When smooth and not too generic, I will carefully direct or secondary sources from which I draw the news and all the data reprocessed. For the "Leviathan" I draw the edition edited by Raffaella Santi hours and the equipment therein published. The data presented here depend dall'attendibilità sources, I can not in general verify, but data are commonly reported in Directories.

• April 5, 1588 - Thomas Hobbes was born in Malmesbury, Wiltshire, by a parish priest who is forced to abandon her children at an early age. •
1592-1602 - Hobbes attended school in Westport and then to Malmesbury, where the teacher has to Hellenist Robert Latimer. •
1602/3-1608 - attended the Magdalen Hall, Oxford and graduated bachelor of arts.
• 1603-1604 - were the years of study at Oxford. Hobbes was not satisfied with the studies being imparted. •
1608 - Hobbes is used by Sir William Cavendish, son of the Baron of Hardwick and the future Earl of Devonshire (1618), as tutor to the son and then as secretary. Remain in close contact with the powerful family of Hardwick Hall for a lifetime. •
1614-1615 - made his first trip to the continent (France and Italy) in the wake of Cavendish's son, William. •
1628 - William died and Hobbes left for a short period, the Cavendish family. •
1629-1630 - Put the English translation of History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides. •
1629-1630 - He makes his second trip the continent (France, Switzerland) as guardian of Gervase, son of the powerful landowner Gervase Clifton, with whom he had found employment after the death of William. But to return to England in November 1630, returns with the Cavendish family. •
1634-1636 - He makes his third trip to the continent in the wake of son William. In Italy he meets Galileo. Marin Mersenne in Paris brought him into contact with the great intellectuals of the time, like Gassendi, and Descartes Digly. •
1637 - Public A Briefe of the Art of Rhetoric . •
1640 - It circulates several copies of the manuscript Elements of Law Natural and Politics . •
1640-1651 - Alarmed by a few speeches by members of the Parliament along "against filomonarchici, on the eve of the Civil War volonario went into exile in France, where he remained for 11 years. •
1641 - In an appendix to his book Descartes come Objectiones to Descartes' Meditations.

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By Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) is not sufficiently understood or accepted the great news. He refers explicitly Carl Schmitt (188-1985). He was responsible for the late Bernd Willms. A Hobbes was my intention to devote a separate blog, but I have to resize my ambitions. I dedicate to him a card inside the blog, "History of Philosophy", gathering around him, however, radiating all the authors of his time or other age-related his thoughts. Please pay attention to the label: Hobbesian. Will be connected this title with other persons post, but in greater or lesser extent or even a minimal connected with the works of Hobbes.

POLITICAL EVENTS
occurred during the time span of the life of Thomas Hobbes
(1588-1679)

1588: the Great Armada attempt a landing in Britain, but a storm destroyed the English ships. Hobbes, who was born in that year, he used to say that for the twin fear, which will in fact an important part in his philosophy. In that year, with fear, his mother gave birth prematurely, and Thomas was born premature.
1648: the Peace of Westphalia ends the Thirty Years War. He was born the modern state with a clear separation between church and state. The Thirty Years' War arose and were developed with great ferocity in the religious sphere. Links to general

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1. Wikipedia biographical and bibliographical .

Old English village, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, the birthplace of Thomas Hobbes is today best known for its ancient abbey. The city has grown over the last century and has a predominately rural. Hobbes was born April 5, 1588. Hobbes's father was a pastor, who was forced to abandon the city, leaving her three young children to the care of a brother named Francis. Poor Thomas was not born with a lucky star. Today's psychologists are likely to say that these first years of the great philosopher. We just note here the fact that enrich other details, he will find.

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1. Thomas Horse: Aggressor humanity and apologist of tyranny? The Encyclopedists of Hobbes. Hobbes in the seventeenth century was the best-known political writer in England, but was mostly neglected by the time Jaucourt compiled for the 'Encyclopédie voice Wiltshire, that the county where he was Malmesbury. You will have to wait wait for William Molesworth, because Hobbes can be reborn in English soil in the years 1830-1840. The reasons for his misfortune, explained by Hume, must track down more than exhausted the novelty of the famous advocate of tyranny that Hobbes had incurred. His morale was then fed the license. Last but not least, the style, with its mandatory nature and free from doubt, it is because of disaffection with his work, but whose merits are delivered mainly terminological clarity of style. In painting the character of Hobbes is emphasized its willingness to personal fear. In Jacourt is ahead of Carl Schmitt, the theological and political work of Hobbes.