Eros Turannos analyzes the debates between Leo Strauss and
Alexandre Kojeve. Their debates are contextualized through the
Platonic notion of a likeness between the psuche (soul) and the
polis (city). This classical notion is updated through contemporary
philosopher William Desmond's linked accounts of eros and tyranny.
Conclusions are drawn on the nature of the debaters' political
philosophies-on their potential inclination toward the advocacy or
rejection of tyranny and on the role that their differing
conceptions of eros played. It is suggested that the Platonic
perspective on eros and tyranny remains an important way of looking
at the nature of tyranny, even in modernity.
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