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Carl Schmitt's Critique of Liberalism

Name: Carl Schmitt's Critique of Liberalism
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: A1887638
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McCormick furnishes a comprehensive account of Carl Schmitt's critique of liberalism. Through the first in-depth analysis in English of the writings of Carl Schmitt, McCormick furnishes a comprehensive account of Schmitt's critique of liberalism. He examines why technology becomes a rallying cry when liberalism appears anachronistic, and shows the continuities between Weimar's intellectual debates and those of our own age. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction; Part I. Between Critical Theory and Political Existentialism: Schmitt's Confrontation with Technology: 1. Antinomies of 'economic-technical thought': attempting to transcend Weber's Categories of Modernity; 2. Myth as antidote to the 'Age of Neutralizations': Nietszche and cultural conflict as response to technology; Part II. Liberalism as Technology's Infiltration of Politics: 3. Emergency powers; 4. Representation; 5. Law; 6. The state; Part III. Liberalism and Fascism: Technology and Politics: Epilogue and summary; Conclusion.

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McCormick furnishes a comprehensive account of Carl Schmitt's critique of liberalism.

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Through the first in-depth analysis in English of the writings of Carl Schmitt, McCormick furnishes a comprehensive account of Schmitt's critique of liberalism. He examines why technology becomes a rallying cry when liberalism appears anachronistic, and shows the continuities between Weimar's intellectual debates and those of our own age.

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Introduction; Part I. Between Critical Theory and Political Existentialism: Schmitt's Confrontation with Technology: 1. Antinomies of 'economic-technical thought': attempting to transcend Weber's Categories of Modernity; 2. Myth as antidote to the 'Age of Neutralizations': Nietszche and cultural conflict as response to technology; Part II. Liberalism as Technology's Infiltration of Politics: 3. Emergency powers; 4. Representation; 5. Law; 6. The state; Part III. Liberalism and Fascism: Technology and Politics: Epilogue and summary; Conclusion.