Re: The rottenness of the result of German romantic philosophy, unfortunately

[Yoshie Furuhashi <furuhashi.1@xxxxxxx>]

Charles wrote:

> Read the articles. I said German romantic philosophy. Marx and
> Engels do not follow Schelling, and are not Romantic German
> Philosophes. That is a romantic and diffusely misleading
> characterization.
>
> The proposition, "German romantic philosophy was a significant
> underpinning for Nazism" is well demonstrated in the articles I
> referred to. Section copied below.

Suppose that the proposition "German romantic philosophy was a
significant underpinning for Nazism" is entirely correct, as I
believe it is; it does not mean, however, that its reverse --
"'proto-Nazism' was a significant underpinning for German romantic
philosophy -- is also correct.

Any school of thought probably has sprouted its left & right wings.
Hegelianism is a good example.

Yoshie