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PAR T FOUR. From Germany’s Anti- Napoleonic Barbarians to the Ruin Gazer Scenarios of the Conservative Revolution
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Abbreviations xiii
- Introduction: Neo-Roman Mimesis and the Law of Ruin 1
- PART ONE. After Carthage: The Roman Empire and Its Ruins 37
- PART TWO. Neo-Roman Mimesis: Charles V at Tunis, 1535 109
- PART THREE. Neo-Roman Mimesis in the Modern Age: Cook’s Second Voyage to the South Pacific and the French Conquest of Egypt and Algeria 137
- PAR T FOUR. From Germany’s Anti- Napoleonic Barbarians to the Ruin Gazer Scenarios of the Conservative Revolution 239
- PART FIVE. With the End in Mind: The Nazi Empire’s Neo- Roman Mimesis and the Ruined Stage of Rome 307
- PART SIX. Romans or Greeks? Carl Schmitt and Martin Heidegger 401
- Notes 445
- Bibliography 537
- Index 581
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Abbreviations xiii
- Introduction: Neo-Roman Mimesis and the Law of Ruin 1
- PART ONE. After Carthage: The Roman Empire and Its Ruins 37
- PART TWO. Neo-Roman Mimesis: Charles V at Tunis, 1535 109
- PART THREE. Neo-Roman Mimesis in the Modern Age: Cook’s Second Voyage to the South Pacific and the French Conquest of Egypt and Algeria 137
- PAR T FOUR. From Germany’s Anti- Napoleonic Barbarians to the Ruin Gazer Scenarios of the Conservative Revolution 239
- PART FIVE. With the End in Mind: The Nazi Empire’s Neo- Roman Mimesis and the Ruined Stage of Rome 307
- PART SIX. Romans or Greeks? Carl Schmitt and Martin Heidegger 401
- Notes 445
- Bibliography 537
- Index 581
