__________ dismisses the view that people are fundamentally rational, and his sense of human nature emphasizes the passions, particularly the passion for self-preservation.
A) Locke
B) Hobbes
C) Hume
D) Nozick

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This statement describes the philosophy of Thomas Hobbes, particularly his famous work "Leviathan," in which he argues that humans are driven primarily by self-interest and fear of death or harm, rather than reason or morality.

__________ Dismisses the View That People Are Fundamentally Rational, and His