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Germany 2013
via welections.wordpress

Federal elections were held in Germany on September 22, 2013. All members of the Bundestag were up for reelection. Federal legislative power in Germany is shared between two legislative assemblies – of which the Bundestag is the most important...
Herbert Marcuse and Absolute Struggle in 2013
via counterpunch

“One can delineate the domain of philosophy however one likes, but in its search for truth, philosophy is always concerned with human existence. Authentic philosophizing refuses to remain at the stage of knowledge […]. Care for...
Theses on the Struggle against Right-Wing Extremism in Europe
via altersummit

In Europe, right-wing extremism is no longer a marginal phenomenon. This is shown by the neo-fascist movements in Hungary and Greece, Jobbik and Golden Dawn, both of them exercising violence in the public space against political opponents and minorities...
The Philosophical Foundations of National-Socialism
via nseuropa.blogspot

By Reichsleiter Dr. Otto Dietrich Source: https://national-socialist-worldview.blogspot.bg/2015/01/the-philosophical-foundations-of.html Translated by Hadding Scott, 2015 Here is the first installment in a serialized translation of Die philosophischen...
Make America Austria Again: How Robert Musil Predicted the Rise of Donald Trump
via dev.lareviewofbooks

THE PUNDITS have, by now, compared Donald Trump to every demagogue in history. There’s Hitler and Mussolini, of course, or George Wallace if you’re feeling less hyperbolic. Those with longer memories have suggested Athens’s Alcibiades or the Roman consul...