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and collective belonging
and nationhood
anti-modern themes in philosophy
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continental philosophy and politics
crisis of Western civilization discourse
critique of technological rationality
critiques of liberal modernity
cultural crisis narratives
destiny
destiny narratives in philosophy
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ethics after metaphysics
European interwar intellectual climate
existential thought in political context
fate
hermeneutics and political meaning
historicism and collective identity
ideas and political engagement
intellectual complicity debates
intellectual history of modern Europe
intellectual responsibility and politics
metaphysical language in political ideology
metaphysics and ideology
modern German intellectual
modernity and cultural decline
myth
nationalism and philosophical identity
ontology and historical destiny
peoplehood
philosopher and regime debates
philosophical roots of extremism
philosophy and authoritarianism
philosophy and cultural pessimism
philosophy and propaganda questions
philosophy and the Volk concept
philosophy between democracy and authoritarianism
philosophy in times of upheaval
philosophy of history and power
political implications of ontology
radical conservatism in thought
rhetoric of historical mission
scholarly reassessments of controversial thinkers
science and spiritual crisis
spiritual renewal movements in Europe
thinkers and totalitarian movements
time and historicity in political thought
tradition versus modern science
twentieth-century European thought
Product details
- ISBN 9780870239700
- Weight: 333g
- Dimensions: 152 x 227mm
- Publication Date: 09 Jun 1995
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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