The Philosophy of Life and Death

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Some of the first figures the Nazis conscripted in their rise to power were rhetoricians devoted to popularizing the German vocabulary of Leben (life). This fascinating study reexamines this movement through one of its most prominent exponents, Ludwig Klages, revealing the philosophical-cultural crises and political volatility of the Weimar era.

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<p>Nitzan Lebovic is Associate Professor of History and Apter Chair of Holocaust Studies and Ethical Values at Lehigh University, USA. His other publications include <i>Zionism and Melancholia: The Short Life of Israel Zarchi </i>(in Hebrew, 2015), <i>The Politics of Nihilism</i> (co-editor, 2014), <i>Catastrophe: A History and Theory of an Operative Concept</i> (co-editor, 2014), and special issues of <i>Rethinking History</i> (Nihilism), <i>Zmanim </i>(Religion and Power), and<i> The New German Critique</i> (Political Theology).</p>

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