Reading Leo Strauss
Jewish philosophy
Philosophy, modern, 20th century
Philosophy, Modern
Political science, philosophy
Science politique
Political
Modern Philosophy
Philosophie
Political science
Philosophy
New York Times reviewed
Interest in Leo Strauss is greater now that at any time since his death, mostly because of the purported link between his thought and the political movement known as neoconservatism. Smith depicts Strauss not as the high priest of neoconservatism but as a friend of liberal democracy.
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