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Salerno, Joseph T.

“Ludwig von Mises as Socail Rationalist,” 35n63

Saltonstall, Leverett, 50–51

Savigny, Friedrich Carl von, 24

Say, Jean-Baptiste, 31

Schoeck, Helmet

Relativism and the Study of Man,104n53

Scholasticism, 10–12, 12, 24

schools, 44–45

scientism, 94

self-ownership, 13, 16, 20

Shelly, Percy Bysshe, 89n37

Smith, Adam, 24, 25n42, 85, 89n37

social Darwinism, viii, 5, 50–60, 120

social engineering, 26n42

social security, 77

Society for Individual Liberty, 144

Socrates, 26n42

solidarity, 42–43

“Some Reflections on the ‘Relativistic’ Meaning of the Wertfreiheit in the Study of Man” (Leoni), 105–07

Spanish Jesuits, 24

Sparta, 127

Spence, Thomas, 90

Spencer, Herbert, 117

spontaneous order, 24–25, 27, 29, 35n63, 36–37

Stalinism, 58–59

Stanhope, Earl, 86

Stanlis, Peter

Edmund Burke and the Natural Law,93–94

starvation, 125–26

Stassen, Harold, 50–51

The State

coercion by, 39–46, 63–65, 72–77

eugenics and, 56–58

natural law and, 13, 20–21

as political society, 94

State, The (Oppenheimer), 133

sterilization, 57–58

Stigler, George

Roofs or Ceilings?, 4

Strauss, Leo, viii, 4, 6, 7–14, 120

Strauss, Leo, works by

Liberalism, Ancient and Modern, 10n7

Natural Right and History, 8n5, 10n8, 12n12, 16n21

“Relativism,” 113–15

Thoughts on Machiavelli,10, 96–101, 102

On Tyranny, 9–10, 102–03

What is Political Philosophy,6, 7n2, 8n4, 9n6, 10, 92–95

Studies in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (Hayek), 40n76, 42n79, 46n87

subjectivism of values, 15–22See alsorelativism

Supreme Court, 74

survival of the fittest concept, 51–55

Swift, Jonathan, 88

Symposium on Relativism, 5, 6, 13–14

Symposium on Relativism, Rothbard ’s critiques

Carmichael’s paper on absolutes and relativism, 117–19

Leoni’s paper on Wertfreiheit, 19n27, 105–07

Mises’s paper on epistemological relativism, 107–12

Prefatory Note, 14n19, 104

Strauss’s paper on relativism, 113–15

Vivas’s paper on cultural relativism, 115–16