Hobbes’ Natural Law And Egoism
Rousseau criticizes that the natural law defined by Hobbes depends on egoism. According to him, Hobbes lacked virtues, and egoism was a confirmed trait of his personality. In the case of Hobbes, passion and reasoning play a significant role in his description of the state that makes it different from other forms of state. Savage and enlightenment dazzled Hobbes and reflected through his views. Rousseau is not entirely correct in





