De la natural conflictividad humana: La imposible construcción de la comunidad en Hobbes

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to critically reassess the complex
conception of community that Hobbes outlines in Leviathan
on the basis of the known dichotomy between State of
Nature and Political State. Taking this premise as a starting
point, we try to show the aporetic character that the natural
humane conflictivity has, with violence and fear of death as
extreme forms of his phenomenological expression, in the
establishing of a political community.