Our friend Paul Seaton sends word that his excellent translation of Chantal Delsol’s new book is hot off the presses.
Here’s the blurb I provided the publisher (and I meant every word of it):
“Chantal Delsol has written a magnificent and timely book. Displaying the fruits of immense learning and profound reflection, she argues that our current infatuation with the politics of human rights is ultimately unpolitical and anti-human. But for her, this is not a counsel of despair. The proper response to our condition is, she says, a patient hope rooted in a prudent awareness of our particularity and an openness to a universal and transcendent moral horizon. She saves politics from those who would abolish it in the name of morality and morality from those who would make political action its only vehicle. In so doing, she holds open a place for humanity between god and beast.”
Buy the book.
Boy, the shameless self-promotion thing feels good (and without recourse to anything in a bottle, I might add.). Thanks, Joe.
Just think how good it *could* be WITH a bottle! Congrats, bro.