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2001
CONFERENCE:
Leo
Strauss's Natural Right and History:
A
Reassessment
(at
Michigan State University)
Conferences
organized with the John M. Olin Center, University of Chicago,
and the Carl Friedrich von Siemens Stiftung, Munich, Germany.
Paper:
Susan Shell (Boston College), “Natural Right and the
Historical Approach”
Paper:
Nasser Behnegar (Boston College), “Natural Right and
the Distinction Between Facts
and Values”
Paper:
Christopher Bruell (Boston College), “On the Place of
the Treatment of Classical Philosophy in the Plan of Natural
Right and History”
Paper:
David Bolotin (St. John’s College), “The Two Chapters
on Classical Philosophy in Natural Right and History”
Paper:
David Leibowitz (Michigan State University), “Modern
Natural Right: Hobbes”
Paper:
Thomas Pangle (University of Toronto), “Modern Natural
Right: Locke”
Paper:
Victor Gourevitch (Wesleyan University), “The Crisis
of Modern Natural Right: Rousseau”
Paper:
Harvey C. Mansfield (Harvard University), “The Crisis
of Modern Natural Right: Burke”
Paper:
Pierre Manent (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales,
Paris), “The Whole and Its Parts: Experiences and Hypotheses”
Conference:
Leo Strauss's Natural Right and History:
Contexts
and Subtexts
(at
the University of Chicago)
Paper:
Hillel Fradkin (American Enterprise Institute), “The
Enchanted Forest: Natural Right and History and Leo
Strauss’s Engagement with Medieval Jewish
and Islamic Thought”
Paper:
Steven Smith (Yale University), “The Situation of Modern
Judaism in Leo Strauss’s Natural Right and History”
Paper:
David Janssens (Tilburg University), “Leo Strauss’s
Thought before Natural Right and History: Natural Right
and the Socratic Question”
Paper:
Daniel Tanguay (University of Ottawa), “Natural Right
and History in Preparation:
Secularization as a Case Study”
Paper:
James Ceaser (University of Virginia), “The American
Context for Natural Right and History”
Paper:
James Nichols (Claremont McKenna College), “On Leo Strauss’s
Engagement with Alexandre Kojeve and its Relation to Natural
Right and Historyv
Paper:
Mark Lilla (University of Chicago), “Leo Strauss, Vico
and Natural Right and History”
Paper:
Richard Velkley (Catholic University of America), “Natural
Right and History as a Response to the Challenge of Martin
Heidegger”
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