Oakeshott and His Contemporaries: Montaigne, St. Augustine, Hegel, Et Al

Selinsgrove, PA: Susquehanna University Press (2000)
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The intent of the exploration is not an attempt to uncover Oakeshott's intellectual influences, but rather to show the importance and coherence of Oakeshott's various themes by showing how they modify, amplify, and contrast with similar and related themes in the thought of seven better known thinkers - Montaigne, St. Augustine, Hegel, Hobbes, Benjamin Constant, Rousseau, and Hume."--BOOK JACKET.

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