Tag: historical and theoretical implications

Evaluating European intellectuals who aligned with or sympathized toward fascism presents unavoidable challenges. Figures such as Heidegger, De Man, Céline, Jünger, Gentile, Croce, Della Volpe, and Pound each represent complex cases that resist straightforward judgment. Yet, none pose a more intricate dilemma than Carl Schmitt. His shifting political stances and his unusual relationship to conservative…