Principle and prudence in western political thought / edited by Christopher Lynch and Jonathan Marks.

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Other Authors: Lynch, Christopher, 1963- (Editor), Marks, Jonathan, 1969- (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Albany : State University of New York Press, [2016]
Series:SUNY series in the thought and legacy of Leo Strauss.
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Table of Contents:
  • Machiavelli and Homer on the man and the beast / Peter J. Ahrensdorf
  • Practice and principles in ancient statesmanship / Richard S. Ruderman
  • Weaponizing words : some pathologies of strategic communication in Thucydides' Peloponnesian War / Karl Walling
  • "And God led them not by the way of the Philistines" : principles, practice, and prudence in the Torah
  • Hillel Fradkin
  • The wedding of Logos and Ergon : Josephus's defense of the Torah in Against Apion / Clifford Orwin
  • Machiavelli's literary self-portraits : Clizia, the Discourses, alternating epochs, and the pursuit of fame / Vickie Sullivan
  • Principle and practice in Locke's Some thoughts concerning education / Jonathan Marks
  • Montesquieu's Legislator : putting order in the laws / Diana J. Schaub
  • On the Lawgiver : Rousseau's articulation of the political problem / Heinrich Meier
  • David Hume on principle, nature, and the indirect influence of philosophy / Richard Velkley
  • Principle and practice in Hegel's critique of Rousseau / Paul Franco
  • Principle and prudence : the use of force from the founders' perspective / Nathan Tarcov
  • Jefferson's "Summary view" reviewed, yet again / Ralph Lerner
  • Lincoln's Enlightenment / Steven B. Smith
  • Strauss on the theoretical and practical origins of philosophy / Svetozar Minkov
  • The prudence of philosophic politics : Leo Strauss's "Introduction" to Thoughts on Machiavelli / Christopher Lynch
  • Strauss's second statement on locke / Nasser Behnegar
  • Leo Strauss's Nietzsche / Robert B. Pippin.