La pretendida actualidad del debate entre L. Strauss y A. Kojève sobre las tiranías
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2007.i36.68Keywords:
political philosophy, tyranny, wisdom, Strauss, Kojève, VoegelinAbstract
The discussion on the nature of political philosophy finds in the Straussian commentary of Xenophon’s Hieron, the public debate with Kojève and their correspondence, a privileged place to inform about the objective that persecutes Strauss - the defense of «classic» conception of philosophy that must be defended of the accusations which it is put from the instances of political power. Parallelly it is a clear sample of the divergent position of Kojève on the matter, considering the relation between wisdom and tyranny as the extreme form of the relation between philosophy and politics.
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