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«Necessity» and «Destiny». Nicolai Hartmann and National Socialism

Sain, Andrea
2023
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https://www.openstarts.units.it/handle/10077/35270
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The question of the alleged involvement of Nicolai Hartmann with National Socialismhas often been circumscribed by critics to the famous “Magdeburg speech” given in October 1933. In this contribution, I would like to attempt to offer abroader overview that also considers the years following 1933. First, I start formemphasizing how the political ambiguity of Hartmann’s attitude can already befound in the 1933 text Das Problem des geistigen Seins. In the second instance, I propose a reading to understand Hartmann’s political behavior from a widerperspective, based on the concept of «necessity» and «destiny», two conceptual keyspervasively present both in his writings and in his unpublished letters.
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Cogito. Studies in Philosophy and its History
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Andrea Sain, "'Necessity' and 'Destiny'. Nicolai Hartmann and National Socialism" in: "Languages of National Socialism Sources, Perspectives, Methods", Trieste, EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, 2023, pp. 45-55
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