What is Phronêsis? Voegelin and Aristotle
The virtue that Aristotle calls phronêsis . . . is an existential virtue; it is the movement of being, in which the divine order of the cosmos…
The virtue that Aristotle calls phronêsis . . . is an existential virtue; it is the movement of being, in which the divine order of the cosmos…
For more than fifty years, American conservatives have treated Eric Voegelin and Leo Strauss as fellow travelers. But for various reasons, that relationship and its contemporary legacy…
The motivations of my work . . . arise from the political situation. Anybody with an informed and reflective mind who lives in the twentieth century since…