Reconstructing America: the symbol of America in modern thought
With wit and passion, Ceaser traces the origins of the negative images of America, beginning with French scientists in the middle of the eighteenth century who viewed the country as a land of racial and physical degeneracy, and continuing with German thinkers from Hegel to Nietzsche, Spengler, and H...
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Zusammenfassung: | With wit and passion, Ceaser traces the origins of the negative images of America, beginning with French scientists in the middle of the eighteenth century who viewed the country as a land of racial and physical degeneracy, and continuing with German thinkers from Hegel to Nietzsche, Spengler, and Heidegger, who viewed America as culturally inferior and a technological wasteland. Ceaser puts these critics of America in a dialogue with the country's defenders - among them Alexander Hamilton, Alexis de Tocqueville, and Leo Strauss. By revealing the sources of the hostility to America, Ceaser undermines the position of its present attackers. He contends that only if we reassert political science rather than cultural and literary criticism as the proper intellectual discipline for directing politics will we free the real America from the symbolic America and vindicate its name. |
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adam_text | A ZCM) _ RECONSTRUCTING _ * * * AMERICA THE SYMBOL OF AMERICA IN MODERN
THOUGHT JAMES W. CEASER YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS NEW HAVEN & LONDON
CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IX INTRODUCTION 1 L AMERICA AS DEGENERACY 19 2
AMERICAN RESPONSES TO THE DEGENERACY THESIS 43 3 AMERICA IN THE MIRROR
OF FRANCE: THE TWO REVOLUTIONS 66 4 AMERICA AS A RACIAL SYMBOL: THE NEW
HISTORY OF ARTHUR DE GOBINEAU 87 5 FROM ETHNOLOGY TO MULTICULTURALISM
106 6 RACIALISM VERSUS POLITICAL SCIENCE: THE TOCQUEVILLE-GOBINEAU
EXCHANGE 136 7 FROM AMERICA TO AMERICANIZATION: IMAGES OF AMERICA IN
GERMAN THOUGHT 162 VN CONTENTS 8 KATASTROPHENHAFT: MARTIN HEIDEGGER S
AMERICA 187 9 AMERICA AS THE END OF HISTORY 214 1O AMERICA AS POSTMODERN
232 CONCLUSION 245 NOTES 251 INDEX 285 VLLL
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title_auth | Reconstructing America the symbol of America in modern thought |
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title_full | Reconstructing America the symbol of America in modern thought James W. Ceaser |
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