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: 2015-06-29
Editorial: The Dehumanization of the Political Adversary
Wojciech Buchner
Section: EDITORIAL
Abstract
Nietzsche once said that the calibre of a man can be recognized by what kind of enemies he has. If so, then it must be said that the political struggle in the era of democracy does not give groundsfor optimism. Indeed, no one is urged to love his enemies in politics – for then the political weapons would have calmed down. Nevertheless, the forms that party disputes take today, should encourage many political philosophers and political scientists
to reflect on the calibre of political opponents and their mutual conflicts; they should take care looking where there is nothing but emptiness: towards the lack of the most important issues like state sovereignty and raison d’etat...
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