In one work, this philosopher argued that words name things but the utterance of a word is what carries signification.
In one work, this philosopher argued that words name things but the utterance of a word is what carries signification. In that same work, this philosopher also argued that mutual fear and not mutual love between men informs their decision to enter society.  That work by this philosopher is De Cive and forms a trilogy with his De Corpore and De Homine.  This philosopher argued that absolute monarchy is the only form of government that can guarantee peace in his best known work, where he postulates that life without government would be "bellum omnium contra omnes", or a "war of all against all." For ten points, name this political philosopher who wrote on the social contract in Leviathan.
In one work, this philosopher argued that words name things but the utterance of a word is what carries signification.
Thomas {Hobbes}