Hans Sluga - Heidegger's Crisis; Philosophy and Politics in Nazi Germany (1995).jpg

Hans Sluga - Heidegger's Crisis; Philosophy and Politics in Nazi Germany (1995).jpg
Rozmiar 163 KB
Sluga (philosophy, Univ. of California, Berkeley) provides a synoptic survey of German philosophy in the Nazi era and examines how it relates to the politics of the time. He uses Heidegger's actions as a center from which to elucidate what other, less prominent German philosophers were doing, thinking, and writing. The decisive influence of Fichte and Nietzsche is well developed, but the attempt to use the concepts of crisis, nation, leadership, and order as a bridge between philosophy and politics is less convincing. Nevertheless, this scholarly yet very readable study of an important aspect of the Nazi era belongs in all but the smallest philosophy, political science, and history collections.
  • zanotowane.pl
  • doc.pisz.pl
  • pdf.pisz.pl
  • pikiel.htw.pl