: Hobbes, Leviathan, Introduction (all); ch. I (all);
ch. II, §1; ch. III, §12; ch. IV, §§12–13; ch. V (all); ch. VI, §§1–7, 49–59;
ch. VII (all); ch. VIII, §§1–2, 13–16; ch’s. X–XI (all) (pp. 3–8, 15, 19,
22–9, 33–8, 40–41, 50–63). (Note: we will read ch. XII, about the origins
of religion, later on.)
: Locke, Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina
(pp. 210–32); Essay concerning Human Understanding, Book I, ch. II,
§§2–5 and ch. IV, end of §12 (from “Had you or I been born at the Bay of
Soldania”); Book II, ch. XVI, beginning of §6 (through “and the fingers
of the others who were present”) and ch. XXVII, §8; Book III, ch. VI,
§§3 and 22–7; Book IV, ch. IV, §§13–16; ch. VIII, §§6–7; ch. XII, end of
§11 (from “Of what consequence the discovery”).