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Carl Schmitt's critique of liberalism : against politics as technology / John P. McCormick.
Series: Modern European philosophyPublication details: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1997.Description: xii, 352 p. ; 24 cmISBN:- 9780521664578 (paperback)
- 320.092 21
- JC263.S34 M385 1997
Contents:
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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National Law School | General Stacks | 320.092 MCC (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | PB | Available | Recommended by Dr. Karthick Ram Manoharan | 39607 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 315-341) and index.
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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