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Inbunden, Engelska, 2004
2 603 kr
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In a perceptive analysis of diverse source material, the essays of the late Uriel Tal in this volume uncover the dynamics of the secularization of religion, and the sacralization of politics in the Nazi era. Through a process of inversion of meaning, concepts such as race, blood, soil, state, nation and Führer were brought into the realm of faith, mission, salvation, sacredness and myth, thereby acquiring absolute significance. Within this Nazi worldview, the Jew epitomised the arch enemy, both as a symbol and as the concrete embodiment of all that Nazism sought to negate: Western civilisation, monotheism, critical rationalism and humanism.
Häftad, Engelska, 2004
1 241 kr
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In a perceptive analysis of diverse source material, the essays of the late Uriel Tal in this volume uncover the dynamics of the secularization of religion, and the sacralization of politics in the Nazi era. Through a process of inversion of meaning, concepts such as race, blood, soil, state, nation and Führer were brought into the realm of faith, mission, salvation, sacredness and myth, thereby acquiring absolute significance. Within this Nazi worldview, the Jew epitomised the arch enemy, both as a symbol and as the concrete embodiment of all that Nazism sought to negate: Western civilisation, monotheism, critical rationalism and humanism.
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Engelska, 20041 278 kr
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well respected authorretrospective collection of key essaysTopic is of continuing interest in the media as well as in academiaexposes the underlying ideological foundations of Nazism and its adoption of religious meaning for its own ends.
E-bok
PDF, Engelska, 20041 233 kr
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well respected authorretrospective collection of key essaysTopic is of continuing interest in the media as well as in academiaexposes the underlying ideological foundations of Nazism and its adoption of religious meaning for its own ends.