Carl Schmitt and the intensification of politics
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Carl Schmitt and the intensification of politics
（Modernity and political thought）
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, c2008
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 121-126) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book explores Carl Schmitt's efforts to distinguish sources of sovereignty and political identity in an age of rapid and volatile social change. In Schmitt writings, Shapiro finds a dynamic conception of the relationship between political power and social form, organic traditions and their strategic deployment. As these writings indicate, the political constitution of a sovereign people involves the channeling of attachments and antagonisms of various kinds. The book explicates this process as it appears in changing contexts, following Schmitt's turn from Catholic politics to secular nationalism, and finally beyond the nation-state during and after the Second World War. These shifts in Schmitt's approach reflect a general intensification of politics as its grounds are rendered increasingly fluid and volatile by accelerated movements of finance, warfare and communication. The result is a both a transformation in the practice of government - requiring flexible and rapid adjustments to changes across the globe - and in the nature of legitimacy, whereby an ethos of belief grounded in relatively stable cultural and social rituals is supplanted by a more fluid and mobile pathos of identification.
目次
Chapter 1 Schmitt at Large Chapter 2 Channels of Political Authority Chapter 3 From Ethos to Pathos Chapter 4 Globalization and Nihilism Chapter 5 Carl Schmitt and the Intensification of Politics
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