Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. PREFACE vii
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xii
5. Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 1
6. Chapter 2 MODERN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND PREHISTORIC ANTHROPOLOGY: SOME PRELIMINARY ISSUES 9
7. Chapter 3 THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS: HOW A COLONIAL PREJUDICE BECAME AN ESSENTIAL PREMISE IN THE MOST POPULAR JUSTIFICATION OF GOVERNMENT 24
8. Chapter 4 JOHN LOCKE AND THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS: HOW A SIMILAR COLONIAL PREJUDICE BECAME AN ESSENTIAL PREMISE IN THE MOST POPULAR JUSTIFICATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS 65
9. Chapter 5 THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS IN EIGHTEENTHCENTURY POLITICAL THEORY 79
10. Chapter 6 THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS IN NINETEENTHCENTURY POLITICAL THEORY 90
11. Chapter 7 THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS IN CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL THEORY 98
12. Chapter 8 THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS IN ANTHROPOLOGY 112
13. Chapter 9 NASTY AND BRUTISH? AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE VIOLENCE HYPOTHESIS 132
14. Chapter 10 ARE YOU BETTER OFF NOW THAN YOU WERE 12,000 YEARS AGO? AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE HOBBESIAN HYPOTHESIS 176
15. Chapter 11 IMPLICATIONS 219
16. REFERENCES 245
17. INDEX 265