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The meaning of Hobbes's egoistic moral philosophy

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    Thomas McClintock

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I am indebted to the referees of an earlier version of this essay for their helpful and thoughtful comments. Though I have modified my argument to eliminate the factual and technical errors they pointed out and to clarify cer tain aspects of my argument, on matters of philosophical substance I have stuck to my earlier views; for I found myself unpersuaded by their objections.

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McClintock, T. The meaning of Hobbes's egoistic moral philosophy. Philosophia 23, 247–263 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02379858

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