German Philosophy in the Twentieth Century

Julian Young explores the responses of key 20th-century German philosophers to the challenges of modernity, the shortcomings of liberalism, and the idea of societal decline. The book delves into their philosophical insights and critiques, offering a nuanced understanding of how these thinkers grappled with the complexities of their time. Through this examination, Young sheds light on the intellectual landscape of modern Germany and the enduring relevance of these ideas in contemporary discussions.