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War and the Liberal Conscience --
G. K. Chesterton and the English Tradition --
Who's Afraid of Leonard Woolf? The English and Philosophical Quackery --
The Problem of Not Reading Nietzsche Correctly --
The Liberal Temper --
War and the Liberal Consciousness --
War and Peace --
A Jew on Horseback: Isaac Babel and the Russian Civil War --
Ernst Junger and the War Machine --
Curzio Malaparte on the Eastern Front --
A People Without a History --
A People with a History: Hegel and the German Nation --
A People Without a History: Liberal America and the Winning of the West --
Jung and the Reversion to Barbarism --
History and Self-Victimisation --
War and Nationalism --
Max Weber and the Destiny of the German People --
Catastrophism and the Agony of Poland --
Gramsci and National Liberation Wars --
George Orwell and the Myth of England --
The Will to Power --
On Napoleon and Napoleonism --
Bergson and the 'Elan Vital' --
Wittgenstein and the Sanction of Battle --
Sade and the Brotherhood of Man --
War and the Illiberal Unconscious --
The Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the Pathology of Hunting --
Moosbrugger, Serial Murder and the Enemy Within --
Child Abuse in Fin-de-Siecle Vienna and the Totalitarian Mentality --
The Identity Crisis and European Nationalism --
War, the Liberal Conscience and the Postmodern Era --
The Postrevolutionary Age --
The Posthistorical Agenda --
A Postmilitary Society --
Conclusion: Liberalism and the Tragic Spirit. |
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