The tragedy of European civilization is a protracted historical event spanning the twentieth century and in many ways is ongoing
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Harry Redner
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements Preface Part I: Masters of Social Science Introduction to Part I 1 Marx: The Romance of Revolution Section I-History as Drama Section II-Political Representation Section III-Enter Weber Section IV-Representation of Representation 2 Weber: The State, Science, and the University Section I-Anticipations of Totalitarianism Section II-History and Theory of the State Section III-Science and Technology 3 Freud and Elias: The Civilizing Process Section I-Freud's Discontents with Civilization Section II-Elias' Manners Section III-Elias' State Part II: Untergangsters of History and Philosophy Introduction to Part II 103 4 Spengler: Cultural Pessimism and Anti-Semitism Section I-Kultur and Zivilization Section II-The Invention of the Magian Section III-Caesar ex Machina 5 Heidegger and Wittgenstein: Two Philosophers at Odds and Evens Section I-Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and Spengler Section II-Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and Anti-Semitism Section III-Wittgenstein on Language and Mind Section IV-Wittgenstein on Mathematics Section V-Heidegger's Seinsgeschichte 6 Hannah Arendt: The Politics of Metaphysical Despair Section I-Arendt and Heidegger Section II-Arendt on Totalitarianism Part III: Critics of Culture, Society, and Science Introduction to Part III 7 Nietzsche: The Prophet of Nihilism Section I-Eschatology of History Section II-The Will to Power Section III-Truth, Knowledge, and Reason as Power 8 Foucault: Death and Resurrection of the Subject Section I-Foucault and Nietzsche Section II-Foucault and the Death of Man Epilogue Index
Acknowledgements Preface Part I: Masters of Social Science Introduction to Part I 1 Marx: The Romance of Revolution Section I-History as Drama Section II-Political Representation Section III-Enter Weber Section IV-Representation of Representation 2 Weber: The State, Science, and the University Section I-Anticipations of Totalitarianism Section II-History and Theory of the State Section III-Science and Technology 3 Freud and Elias: The Civilizing Process Section I-Freud's Discontents with Civilization Section II-Elias' Manners Section III-Elias' State Part II: Untergangsters of History and Philosophy Introduction to Part II 103 4 Spengler: Cultural Pessimism and Anti-Semitism Section I-Kultur and Zivilization Section II-The Invention of the Magian Section III-Caesar ex Machina 5 Heidegger and Wittgenstein: Two Philosophers at Odds and Evens Section I-Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and Spengler Section II-Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and Anti-Semitism Section III-Wittgenstein on Language and Mind Section IV-Wittgenstein on Mathematics Section V-Heidegger's Seinsgeschichte 6 Hannah Arendt: The Politics of Metaphysical Despair Section I-Arendt and Heidegger Section II-Arendt on Totalitarianism Part III: Critics of Culture, Society, and Science Introduction to Part III 7 Nietzsche: The Prophet of Nihilism Section I-Eschatology of History Section II-The Will to Power Section III-Truth, Knowledge, and Reason as Power 8 Foucault: Death and Resurrection of the Subject Section I-Foucault and Nietzsche Section II-Foucault and the Death of Man Epilogue Index
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