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1. www.vulture.com › 2023 › 07‘Oppenheimer’ Historical Accuracy: What Really Happened

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   Jul 25, 2023 · As the film depicts, Oppenheimer really did humiliate Strauss in front of Congress when the two men disagreed about exporting radioisotopes, a scene that is taken largely verbatim from the book.

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2. www.jstor.org › stable › 20127607Strauss's Natural Right and History

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   J\t the time Strauss published Natural Right and History (1953) the state of the question of natural right was a mixture of oblivion and. fitful restoration. Natural right had disappeared from the center of discussion in political philosophy for well over a century.

3. daily.jstor.org › the-annotated-oppenheimerThe Annotated Oppenheimer - JSTOR Daily

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Oppenheimer could have been eased out. The movie’s Strauss knows that Oppenheimer’s pride and arrogance mean he will challenge the lifting of his security clearance, bringing about his own downfall. Essentially, Oppenheimer was living on borrowed time in the belly of the national security state.

4. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10The Modern World of Leo Strauss - ROBERT B. PIPPIN, 1992

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   The crude characterization of Strauss as a “consequentialist” does not much help matters either. A more subtle discussion of Strauss's “exotericism” and his relation to Nietzsche can be found in Stanley Rosen, Hermeneutics as Politics (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987), 107-23.

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5. academic.oup.com › chicago-scholarship-online › bookStrauss’s Rereading of the History of Political Philosophy ...

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   Strauss’s concern to restore political philosophy and overcome historicism led him to reread the history of political philosophy. He is known for his many innovative studies of individual philosophers, but he also extracted from that rereading an overarching narrative of the history of political philosophy.

6. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 345082 The Straussian Approach - Oxford Academic

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   The “Straussian” approach to the history of political philosophy is articulated primarily in the writings of Leo Strauss. Strauss wrote extremely careful, detailed studies of canonical philosophical works along with essays explaining his approach.

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   Did Strauss reread political philosophy?

   • Strauss is well known for his many detailed studies of individual philosophers, but he also set that rereading into the context of, or rather extracted from that rereading, an overarching narrative of the history of political philosophy.

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   Why did Strauss study philosophy?

   • The overriding purpose of Strauss's own studies was to prove that philosophy in its original Socratic form is still possible by showing the persistence of certain fundamental problems throughout the history of philosophy.

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   Who wrote the Straussian approach to political philosophy?

   • Abstract. The “Straussian” approach to the history of political philosophy is articulated primarily in the writings of Leo Strauss. Strauss wrote extremely

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   What happened to Strauss's natural right & history?

   • STRAUSS'S NATURAL RIGHT AND HISTORY fitful restoration. Natural right had disappeared from the center of discussion in political philosophy for well over a century. No philoso pher of the first rank had written a treatise on, or advocated the ne since Rousseau. Kant more than any other had emptied "natural reason and not a law of nature.

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   What problems did Strauss solve?

   • The most pertinent of those problems, not merely to political philosophy but to human life as a whole, was the problem of justice. Strauss also insisted that “historicism” is based on a philosophical account of the character and limitations of human knowledge and that it can be refuted, therefore, only on the basis of a philosophical argument.

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   What does Strauss say about history?

   • Strauss recognizes, as we have pointed out above, the need for genuinely historical study of the texts of the past, but at the same time he treats these texts as speaking to us, or making claims of truth to us, claims that we need to take seriously as possibly true.

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8. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsPhilosophy as a Way of Life: The Case of Leo Strauss

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   Feb 27, 2009 · In this paper I consider Strauss's case for philosophy as a “way of life.” Strauss's case rests, I believe, on a view of philosophy first as a quest—an erotic aspiration—for knowledge of the whole and second as committed to a skeptical view of our ability ever to attain to such knowledge.