Thomas L. Pangle

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Thomas L. Pangle



Average rating: 4.11 · 2,754 ratings · 127 reviews · 36 distinct worksSimilar authors
Great Debate: Advocates and...

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The Roots of Political Phil...

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Leo Strauss: An Introductio...

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The Spirit of Modern Republ...

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Justice Among Nations: On t...

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Political Philosophy and th...

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Montesquieu's Philosophy of...

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The Ennobling of Democracy:...

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Aristotle's Teaching in the...

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The Theological Basis of Li...

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“The fundamental question of classical political philosophy is whether there are some conventions (nomoi) which are natural, i.e., whose force is not due simply to arbitrary human invention.”
Thomas L. Pangle

“The thinkers and works of the past are studied here not as dated museum pieces or objects of antiquarian curiosity; they are confronted as powerful voices that challenge us to join in searching debates. The point is not to learn about these thinkers and texts, but from them.”
Thomas L. Pangle, The Key Texts of Political Philosophy: An Introduction

“Just as Marx is not simply a materialist, insofar as he is a historical materialist, so Nietzsche is not simply an atheist, insofar as he is a historical atheist: Zarathustra is 'the most pious of all those, who do not believe in God'.”
Thomas L. Pangle



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