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Wussow, Philipp von. The philosophy of Leo Strauss: culture, religion, and the political / Philipp von Wussow. — 1 online resource. — (SUNY series in the thought and legacy of Leo Strauss). — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/2478377.pdf>.
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- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction: Leo Strauss and the Theopolitics of Culture
- Part I: The Return of Religion, the Remnants of Neo-Kantianism, and the Systematic Place of “the Political”
- Introduction
- 1. Hermann Cohen on the Systematic Place of Religion
- 2. Post-Cohenian Quarrels: Rosenzweig, Natorp, Strauss
- 3. Strauss on Paul Natorp and Ernst Cassirer
- 4. Returning to Cohen: “Cohen and Maimonides” on Ethics and Politics
- 5. Strauss and Carl Schmitt: Vanquishing the “Systematics of Liberal Thought”
- Part II: The Argument and the Action of Philosophy and Law
- 6. A Hidden Masterpiece of Twentieth-Century Philosophy
- 7. Strauss’s Introduction
- 8. Leo Strauss and Julius Guttmann on the History of Jewish Philosophy
- Strauss’s Initial Argument (Philosophy and Law, chapter 1, part 1)
- Culture, Religion, and the Quest for a “Resolute Return” (chapter 1, part 2)
- Introducing Exotericism (chapter 1, part 3)
- Refuting Exotericism (chapter 2)
- Theoretical Difficulties (chapter 1, part 3 continued)
- Maimonides’s Critique of Reason (chapter 1, part 4)
- Introducing the Scholarly Argument (chapter 1, part 5)
- The Scholarly Argument (chapter 3)
- Strauss’s Conclusions (chapter 1, part 5)
- 9. A Complex Afterlife: Julius Guttmann, the “Jewish Thomism” Affair, and the Turn to Exotericism
- Building a Straw Man: Guttmann’s Reply
- “Jewish Thomism”
- “Returning” to Maimonides: Strauss’s Turn to Exotericism
- Part III: “German Nihilism” and the Intellectual Origins of National Socialism
- 10. Genealogies of National Socialism
- A Brief Outline of the Genre
- The Cases of Lutheranism and Romanticism
- German Idealism: Santayana, Dewey, and Beyond
- Nietzsche and National Socialism
- Two Interpretations of German Philosophy and Politics
- 11. Strauss’s Argument
- German Nihilism as Anticommunism
- A Parable of Liberal Education
- A Second Narrative on German Philosophy and Politics
- Conclusion
- 10. Genealogies of National Socialism
- Part IV: Strauss on Modern Relativism
- 12. From “Culture” to “Cultures”: Émigré Scholars, the Rise of Cultural Anthropology, and the Americanization of Leo Strauss
- 13. Cannibalism: Leo Strauss and Cultural Anthropology
- 14. Irrationalism and the Remnants of the Social Question
- 15. Two Types of Relativism
- Part V: Jerusalem and Athens
- 16. Jerusalem and Athens or Jerusalem versus Athens?
- The Setting
- Education “Toward Culture”
- Two Concepts of Culture: The Starting Point
- A Third Concept of Culture
- Jerusalem and Athens: Western Universalism Redefined
- Jerusalem versus Athens
- Dissolving the Binary
- 16. Jerusalem and Athens or Jerusalem versus Athens?
- Conclusion: Leo Strauss and “the Natural Way” of Reading
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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