Hobbes and Rousseau a collection of critical essays - Cranston, Maurice; Peters, R. S. (Richard Stanley) 1919- (Garden City, New York Anchor Books, 1972)
Introduction, by R. Peters and M. Cranston -- Hobbes: the problem of interpretation, by W. H. Greenleaf -- Warrender and his critics, by B. Barry -- Hobbes and the just man, by K. R. Minogue.--Hobbes on the knowledge of God, by R. W. Hepburn.--The context of Hobbes's theory of political obligation, by Q. Skinner.--The economic foundations of Hobbes' politics, by W. Letwin.--Hobbes & Hull: metaphysicians of behaviour, by R. Peters and H. Tajfel.--Hobbes on power, by S. I. Benn.--Liberty, by J. W. N. Watkins.--Man and society in Hobbes and Rousseau, by P. Winch.--On the intention of Rousseau, by L. Strauss.--The social contract and Rousseau's revolt against society, by J. McManners.--On le forcera d'être libre, by J. Plamenatz.--Rousseau's images of authority, by J. N, Shklar.--The notion of time in Rousseau's political thought, by W. Pickles.--The structure of Rousseau's political thought, by R. D. Masters.--Rousseau and the problem of happiness, by R. Grimsley.--Individual identity and social consciousness in Rousseau's philosophy, by J. Charvet.--Rousseau's theory of the forms of government, by B. de Jouvenel.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [498]-505)
Keywords: Hobbes, Thomas -- 1588-1679.; Rousseau, Jean-Jacques -- 1712-1778.