Kant is the first philosopher of self-sacrifice to advance this ethics as a matter of philosophic principle, explicit, self- conscious,… Read More »Kant is the first philosopher for self-sacrifice on principle
“[T]he wishes and the selfishness of the individual must appear as nothing and submit,” declares Hitler in Mein Kampf; a… Read More »“Du bist nichts; dein Volk ist alles”
You cannot understand, because this world cannot be understood; such was the first part of the message broadcast to the… Read More »The final product of the camps, one which the Nazis carefully shaped, was death.
Hegel is a post-Kantian Platonist. Taking full advantage of the anti-Aristotelianism sanctioned by Kant, Hegel launches an attack on the… Read More »Hegel is a post-Kantian Platonist.
In presenting this theory [of logic, Nazi philosopher Lothar] Tirala gives no indication of the nature of Aryan logical principles… Read More »The Nazi attack on logic
“The Third Reich has not inscribed happiness on its banners, but virtue.” (Kurt Gauger) “Education to the heroic life is… Read More »“The Third Reich has not inscribed happiness on its banners, but virtue.”
In any process of cognition, according to Kant, whether it be sense experience or abstract thought, the mind automatically alters… Read More »For Kant, as for Plato, the universe consists of two opposed dimensions
Leonard Peikoff appeared in interviews on WRNG in Atlanta, GA promoting his book, THE OMINOUS PARALLELS (1982).
“If a man believes that the good is intrinsic in certain actions, he will not hesitate to force others to… Read More »Eichmann was a Kantian