Vol. 36 (2007)

Published July 1, 2007
A Symposium on Leo Strauss and His Students
Cover of issue 36

Symposium

Peter Augustine Lawler
1-12
Introduction: Strauss, Straussians, and Faith-Based Students of Strauss
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Raph C Hancock
13-46
What Was Political Philosophy? Or: The Straussian Philosopher and His Other
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Marc D Guerra
47-80
Leo Strauss and the Recovery of the Theologico-Political Problem
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Paul Seaton
81-109
“Political Philosophy in the Strict Sense”: Thomas L. Pangle on One of the Roots of Western Civilization
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Reviews

Curtis L Hancock
110-142
Augustine Goes Postmodern
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Grant Havers
143-174
Was Spinoza a Liberal?
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Douglas C Fortner
175-227
Freedom Through Philosophy
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Mark Nugent
228-265
Willmoore Kendall and the Deliberate Sense of the Community
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Thaddeus J Kozinski
266-310
Alasdair MacIntyre’s Political Liberalism
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Lee Trepanier
311-343
War, Progress, and Sociology in the Age of Ideology
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D J T Sullivan
371-404
From the Interstices of Authority
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Articles

Linda C Raeder
344-370
Voegelin on Gnosticism, Modernity, and the Balance of Consciousness
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