Apparently, historiography takes shape in the form of battles.[1] It began at historiography`s beginning,[2] when, to cite the most telling example, Cicero called Herodotus the “father of…
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On December 18, 2020 VoegelinView published a review of my book "The Figure of Modernity. On the Irregularity of an Epoch", written by Lee Trepanier. After I…
Please see Tilo Schabert's Lecture, "The Biggest Challenge of Our Time?"at the Mathias Corvinus Collegium in Budapest on the problem of "migration." The YouTube link is available…
A book never can meet all the expectations readers of it may project on it. Even if its subject wouldn't be treated in one volume only, but…
Please see Tilo Schabert's two lectures, available on YouTube. His lecture on "The German Revolution 1989." It is available here. His lecture about the 2017 French Presidential…
All forms of political order are phenomena of movements. The classic typology of political constitutions that Plato elaborated and Aristotle modified to an extent therefore represents both:…
The Venice Roundtable François Mitterrand related the following episode several times afterward – to SPD [The German Social Democratic Party] president Hans-Jochen Vogel, Spanish prime minister Felipe…
A Critical Assessment[1] Apparently, historiography takes shape in the form of battles. It began at historiography's beginning,[2] when, to cite the most telling example, Cicero called Herodotus…
Things Turned into Sounds: Aristotle The first voice we ought to listen to is that of Aristotle. At the beginning of his text Peri hermeneias (On Interpretation)…
1. I Have No Choice In a letter sent to Alfred Schütz on January 1, 1953, Eric Voegelin raised the following question regarding the parable of the…