Toward Natural Right and History: Lectures and Essays by Leo Strauss, 1937-1946

Exploring the concept of natural right, this collection of lectures delves into the interplay between modern and ancient philosophical thought, particularly in relation to significant historical events like the Holocaust and World War II. Originally delivered at the New School, these previously unpublished lectures are organized thematically to align with Strauss's later influential work. The volume includes interpretive essays by various scholars and extensive annotations, enhancing the reader's understanding and facilitating deeper study of Strauss's ideas.