The Lost Debate: German Socialist Intellectuals and TotalitarianismBrings to light critiques of modern tyranny written by German socialist intellectuals before and during World War II about the definition, origins, nature, and means of overcoming totalitarianism. |
Contents
Introduction | 15 |
Leftist Intellectuals and Weimars Collapse 192833 | 33 |
Perspectives from Exile 193339 | 39 |
Wartime Theories and Politics 193945 | 45 |
Into the Cold | 173 |
Notes | 195 |
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analysis anti-Semitism antitotalitarian Arendt argued argument Behemoth Berlin Bracher Cambridge capitalism capitalist cold cold war Comintern Communist Party concept of totalitarianism debate Democracy Dialectic discussion economic Ernst essay European exile Faschismus fascism Fraenkel Frankfurt am Main Franz Borkenau Franz Neumann Friedrich German Left German Social German socialist Herbert Marcuse historian Hitler Horkheimer's Ibid ideology important Institute of Social intellectuals interwar Karl Korsch Kirchheimer left-wing liberal Luxemburg Marcuse's Marx Marxian Marxism Max Horkheimer modern movement National Socialism National Socialist Nazi Germany Nazism Neu Beginnen offered Otto Otto Kirchheimer Pachter perspective philosophical political Pollock postwar radical revolution revolutionary Richard Löwenthal role Rosenberg Rudolf Hilferding Rühle Ruth Fischer Schmitt scholars Social Democrats Social Research Soviet Union Stalin tarian theoretical theorists thinkers tion totalitarian dictatorship totalitarian theory trans University Press wartime Weimar Republic working-class writings York Zeitschrift für Sozialismus