Description
“. . . his reconstruction of Pufendorf’s thought and of the place that the notion of the state of nature has in modern natural law is both judiciously balanced and open to different suggestions and interpretations. Seidler’s book is the product of high scholarship. . . its textual notes, although brief, show a loving and punctilious effort to make Pufendorf’s often cryptic and allusive quotations clear to the modern reader. . . . Seidler has brilliantly solved many translation problems which were not at all easy.” – History of Political Thought
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.