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: Reading the Low in Light of the High,explain his decision, Strauss prefaces the translation with an autobiographical account of the genesis and development of his early views as well as the inclusion of a later essay on Carl Schmitt (1932). One can recognize many of the themes in .—for example, the tension between Athens and Jerusalem,

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,Leo Strauss on the Origins of Hobbes’s Natural Science and Its Relation to the Challenge of Divine took in his effort to understand the roots of the peculiar situation at which the project of modern rationalism had arrived. In it, Strauss argues that Hobbes’s positivist-phenomenalist science (“metholological materialism” or “hypothetical materialism”) is a result of the somewhat unexpected realiz

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Reorientation: Leo Strauss in the 1930s978-1-137-38114-9Series ISSN 2524-7166 Series E-ISSN 2524-7174

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,The Light Shed on the Crucial Development of Strauss’s Thought by His Correspondence with Gerhard Kpresumably be acquainted with Strauss, but a few words are in order to introduce Krüger—whose fulfillment of his great promise was severely hindered by the oppression of National Socialism and then, in his early fifties, was cut short by strokes that left Krüger mentally incapacitated..