Selected Correspondence 1950-1984

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  • Selected Correspondence 1950-1984 Book Detail

  • Author : Eric Voegelin
  • Release Date : 2007
  • Publisher : University of Missouri Press
  • Genre : History
  • Pages : 954
  • ISBN 13 : 0826216722
  • File Size : 53,53 MB
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Selected Correspondence 1950-1984 by Eric Voegelin PDF Summary

Book Description: Voegelin's Munich years, while not without controversy, can be seen as the most successful time in his life, as well as his most creative and prolific as a political philosopher. During that time, Voegelin worked on volume IV of Order and History, and the letters written to successive directors of the Louisiana State University Press, as well as to friends and colleagues, give a vivid account of the changing nature of this seminal project. Voegelin's letters written between 1969 and 1984 provide compelling evidence of the intellectual vigor that characterized his work throughout his life and continued virtually undiminished until the last weeks before his death. Voegelin's realism, his sharp wit, and his superbly developed sense of irony remain evident in the correspondence throughout all these years.

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Scholarly correspondence can be as insightful as scholarly work itself, as it often documents the motivating forces of its writers’ intellectual ideas while i