Enduring Enmity : The Story of Otto Kirchheimer and Carl Schmitt. - Buchstein, Hubertus; Lustig, Sandra H. (Bielefeld : transcript Verlag, 2024)
5. The ambivalences of political justice -- 6. In dialogue with Hannah Arendt -- 7. Kirchheimer as a professor at the New School for Social Research -- 8. Conclusion: A Smendian solution to a Schmittian problem -- Chapter 17: The Final Break (1962-1965) -- 1. Kirchheimer as a professor at Columbia University -- 2. The conflict over George Schwab's dissertation -- 3. Second‐order observations -- 4. On partisans and political partisanship -- 5. Against consumer society -- 6. Kirchheimer's untimely death -- 7. Conclusion: Becoming Schmitt's friend posthumously -- Conclusion -- Chapter 18: Kirchheimer's Strategies for Debating Schmitt -- 1. Cherry‐picking and reframing -- 2. Frontal attack -- 3. Condemning Schmitt as a Nazi propagandist -- 4. Deliberate disregard -- 5. Redirecting Schmitt's ideas beyond their original horizon -- 6. Conclusion: Defining Legacies -- Appendix -- Abbreviations -- List of German Courts -- Glossary -- Sources and Bibliography -- Archival Sources -- Personal Sources -- Bibliography -- Index of Names.
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