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Afterword: Hugo Ball's Theology
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In 1970, the jurist, ex-Nazi, and perennial cause célèbre Carl Schmitt was interviewed about his relationship to Hugo Ball. “Hugo Ball,” he reflected, “encountered a kind of brother in me. We both came from very Catholic families; and then we were dragged into the Wilhelmine age and had to see how we'd find our place. Each of us achieved this in our own way. This is how I explain the otherwise inexplicable enthusiasm of his essay.” The essay in question is “Carl Schmitt's Political Theology,” published in 1924 and translated into English here for the first time. Ball's review was one of the first-ever published examinations of Schmitt's work, one that even today reveals new aspects of his theologico-political theory.
Title: Afterword: Hugo Ball's Theology
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In 1970, the jurist, ex-Nazi, and perennial cause célèbre Carl Schmitt was interviewed about his relationship to Hugo Ball.
“Hugo Ball,” he reflected, “encountered a kind of brother in me.
We both came from very Catholic families; and then we were dragged into the Wilhelmine age and had to see how we'd find our place.
Each of us achieved this in our own way.
This is how I explain the otherwise inexplicable enthusiasm of his essay.
” The essay in question is “Carl Schmitt's Political Theology,” published in 1924 and translated into English here for the first time.
Ball's review was one of the first-ever published examinations of Schmitt's work, one that even today reveals new aspects of his theologico-political theory.
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