Michael Großheim
Politischer Existentialismus
Subjektivität zwischen Entfremdung und Engagement
[Political Existentialism. Subjectivity between Alienation and Engagement. By Michael Großheim.]
2002. 543 pages. Unrevised ebook edition 2025. Digitize on Demand
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The attitude of amoral self-commitment, which in the current discussion is attributed solely to Islam, must be put into a larger context. Michael Großheim describes the philosophical roots of political existentialism, this »eerie, sinister, frightening world of absolute unselfishness« (Hannah Arendt) by analyzing texts and ideas of Friedrich Schlegel's concept of »self-destruction,« Hegel's thoughts on the »abstraction from oneself« and Gudrun Ensslin's »holy self-fulfillment.«