¹ “Leo Strauss's Conception of Political Philosophy: A Critique,” The Review of Politics, 29 (October, 1967), 492–517 CrossRefGoogle Scholar. Miller's Straussian position is clearer in his “Political Philosophy and Human Nature,” The Personalist, 53 (Summer, 1972), 209–21Google Scholar.

² For a phenomenological critique of behavioralist episteraology and ontology, see the author's forthcoming article “A Critique of the Behavioral Persuasion in Politics: A Phenomenological View,” in Phenomenology and the Social Sciences, ed. Natanson, Maurice, 2 vols. (Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press, 1973)Google Scholar.