ABSTRACT In this paper we deal with Hobbes’s elucidation of the political conflict caused by rebellious groups. First of all, we attempt to prove that groups are important characters in Hobbesian antagonisms. Secondly, it will be argued that the isomorphic structure that underlies all associations is vital to account for these disputes. To wit, the fact that minor corporate bodies are ‘similar’ vis à vis the State leaves a lengthy flank open to rebellion, since this homology may encourage their leaders to compare themselves with the sovereign and to challenge his or her power. Whereas the inclusion of this trait may seem at face value paradoxical to Hobbes’s absolute order project, we shall contend that it is actually a way of ascribing responsibility to the leaders of rebellious groups. Furthermore, as a subsidiary hypothesis, it will be claimed that the centrality of the theory of represented corporations is a result of Hobbes’s aim to erase, not rebellion as such, but only its tumultuous setup.

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对反叛团体的霍布斯

摘要 在本文中，我们处理霍布斯对由反叛团体引起的政治冲突的阐释。首先，我们试图证明群体是霍布斯对抗中的重要特征。其次，将论证作为所有关联基础的同构结构对于解释这些争议至关重要。也就是说，小型法人团体与国家“相似”这一事实为叛乱留下了漫长的侧翼，因为这种同源性可能会鼓励他们的领导人将自己与主权者进行比较并挑战他或她的权力。尽管从表面上看，包含这一特征与霍布斯的绝对秩序计划相悖，但我们认为它实际上是将责任归于反叛团体的领导人的一种方式。此外，作为辅助假设，