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Henry Mead

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German Nationalism, From Revolution to Illiberalism

  • Henry Mead
  • June 17, 2021
It is often noted that 19th-century nationalism owed much to the rise of academic history. As historians have observed, studies in national development provided materials for later and cruder claims…
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    Part Five: Hegel and Fascism

    • Henry Mead
    • February 4, 2021
    In this final instalment of CARR Senior Fellow Henry Mead’s series on Hegel and Fascism, Mead looks at Hegel’s case for a strong state and its influence on political thinkers…
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      Part Four: Hegel and Fascism

      • Henry Mead
      • January 8, 2021
      In the fourth part of CARR Senior Fellow, Dr Henry Mead’s, series on Hegel and Fascism, the author takes a look at how echoes of the idea of the fall…
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        Part Three: Hegel and Fascism

        • Henry Mead
        • December 1, 2020
        In the third part of CARR Senior Fellow, Dr Henry Mead’s, series on Hegel and Fascism, the author takes a look at how echoes of the ‘Great Man theory’ circulated…
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          Part Two: Hegel and Fascism

          • Henry Mead
          • October 12, 2020
          Introduction As noted in the last blog, Hegel’s ideas, before their denunciation as features of a militarist culture, were welcomed among Liberals in Britain. This can be understood in light…
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            Part One: Hegel and Fascism

            • Henry Mead
            • September 28, 2020
            Introduction In his 1945 work The Open Society and its Enemies, Karl Popper famously attacked what he saw as the intellectual roots of fascism. Tracing a lineage from Plato to…
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              Part Two: Historismus, Ranke’s Influence and its Ultimate Crisis

              • Henry Mead
              • February 5, 2020
              In the previous blog, Henry Mead scoped out the nature and origins of ‘Historismus’ in the work of Leopold von Ranke. Today’s second part scopes out Ranke’s influence and his…
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                Historismus. Part One: Ranke, Historismus, and its Roots at the University of Berlin

                • Henry Mead
                • January 8, 2020
                The tradition of German historismus (often translated in English as historicism) was the leading method of historical study in Germany through the 19th and well into the 20th century. Its…
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                  The Death of Liberalism Has Been Proclaimed Before

                  • Henry Mead
                  • July 17, 2019
                  The current wave of populism calls to mind the mood of the early 20th century when liberal values in England saw a “strange death.” Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent designation…
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                    The Anti-Democratic Faces of Modernism – Part Two

                    • Henry Mead
                    • October 5, 2018
                    GUILD SOCIALISM AND ‘POST-LIBERALISM’ Eliot and Pound of course have been attacked for their bad politics; both were close to Hulme, and Hulme and Pound were deeply involved in the…
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