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	'''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a German jurist and political theorist, part of the [[Conservative Revolutionary movement]], known for his critique of [[liberalism]] and other "idealist" ideologies.		'''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a German jurist and political theorist, part of the [[Conservative Revolutionary movement]], known for his critique of [[liberalism]] and other "idealist" ideologies.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	[[File:Schmitt und Jünger.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Carl Schmitt with [[Ernst Jünger]] (left) in 1941 on the lake of Rambouillet; Schmitt was also close friends with General [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Marcks,_Erich_(1891) Erich Marcks].]]		[[File:Schmitt und Jünger.png\|thumb\|300px\|Carl Schmitt with [[Ernst Jünger]] (left) in 1941 on the lake of Rambouillet; Schmitt was also close friends with General [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Marcks,_Erich_(1891) Erich Marcks].]]
	Schmitt graduated with a doctorate in law in 1915. Initially, he was influenced Roman Catholic political thinking, but became less so from around the mid-1920s. In a series of books, he criticized liberalism and the [[Weimar Republic]].		Schmitt graduated with a doctorate in law in 1915. Initially, he was influenced Roman Catholic political thinking, but became less so from around the mid-1920s. In a series of books, he criticized liberalism and the [[Weimar Republic]].

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	*[https://arktos.com/2019/01/24/the-concept-of-the-political/ The Concept of the Political]		*[https://arktos.com/2019/01/24/the-concept-of-the-political/ The Concept of the Political]
	*[https://arktos.com/product/carl-schmitt-today-terrorism-just-war-and-the-state-of-emergency/ Carl Schmitt Today: Terrorism, Just War, and the State of Emergency]		*[https://arktos.com/product/carl-schmitt-today-terrorism-just-war-and-the-state-of-emergency/ Carl Schmitt Today: Terrorism, Just War, and the State of Emergency]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/06/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-1/ Carl Schmitt’s ~~“Jews~~ in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/06/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-1/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)]
	**[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/07/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-2/ Carl Schmitt’s ~~“Jews~~ in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)]		**[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/07/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-2/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)]
	*[http://www.tomsunic.com/2012/01/liberalism-or-democracy-carl-schmitt-and-apolitical-democracy/ Liberalism or Democracy ? Carl Schmitt and Apolitical Democracy]		*[http://www.tomsunic.com/2012/01/liberalism-or-democracy-carl-schmitt-and-apolitical-democracy/ Liberalism or Democracy ? Carl Schmitt and Apolitical Democracy]
	*[https://vdare.com/articles/a-forgotten-thinker-on-nation-states-vs-empire A Forgotten Thinker On Nation-States vs. Empire]		*[https://vdare.com/articles/a-forgotten-thinker-on-nation-states-vs-empire A Forgotten Thinker On Nation-States vs. Empire]

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	[[File:Prof. Dr. jur. Carl Schmitt.png\|thumb\|300px\|Prof. Dr. jur. Carl Schmitt]]		[[File:Prof. Dr. jur. Carl Schmitt.png\|thumb\|300px\|Prof. Dr. jur. Carl Schmitt]]
	'''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a German jurist and political theorist, part of ~~tbe~~ [[Conservative Revolutionary movement]], known for his critique of [[liberalism]] and other "idealist" ideologies.		'''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a German jurist and political theorist, part of the [[Conservative Revolutionary movement]], known for his critique of [[liberalism]] and other "idealist" ideologies.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	[[File:Schmitt und Jünger.png\|thumb\|300px\|Carl Schmitt with [[Ernst Jünger]] (left) in 1941 on ~~tbe~~ lake of Rambouillet; Schmitt was also close friends with General [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Marcks,_Erich_(1891) Erich Marcks].]]		[[File:Schmitt und Jünger.png\|thumb\|300px\|Carl Schmitt with [[Ernst Jünger]] (left) in 1941 on the lake of Rambouillet; Schmitt was also close friends with General [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Marcks,_Erich_(1891) Erich Marcks].]]
	Schmitt graduated with a doctorate in law in 1915. Initially, he was influenced Roman Catholic political thinking, but became less so from around ~~tbe~~ mid-1920s. In a series of books, he criticized liberalism and ~~tbe~~ [[Weimar Republic]].		Schmitt graduated with a doctorate in law in 1915. Initially, he was influenced Roman Catholic political thinking, but became less so from around the mid-1920s. In a series of books, he criticized liberalism and the [[Weimar Republic]].

	Leftist [[Wikipedia]] gives ~~tbe~~ impression that Schmitt was of great importance when ~~tbe~~ [[NSDAP]] seized power and in supporting persecutions. However, in 1936, ~~tbe~~ [[SS]] accused Schmitt of being an opportunist, a Hegelian state thinker, and a Catholic, and called his [[anti-Semitism]] a mere pretense, citing earlier statements in which he criticized ~~tbe~~ National Socialists' racial theories. Despite his alleged great importance for ~~tbe~~ NSDAP, he was apparently not sentenced for any serious crime during ~~tbe~~ extensive postwar trials of those associated with ~~tbe~~ NSDAP. [[Paul Gottfried]] has written that		Leftist [[Wikipedia]] gives the impression that Schmitt was of great importance when the [[NSDAP]] seized power and in supporting persecutions. However, in 1936, the [[SS]] accused Schmitt of being an opportunist, a Hegelian state thinker, and a Catholic, and called his [[anti-Semitism]] a mere pretense, citing earlier statements in which he criticized the National Socialists' racial theories. Despite his alleged great importance for the NSDAP, he was apparently not sentenced for any serious crime during the extensive postwar trials of those associated with the NSDAP. [[Paul Gottfried]] has written that

	: ''"Schmitt is properly criticized for having joined ~~tbe~~ [[Nazi Party]] in May 1933. But he clearly did so for opportunistic reasons. Attempts to draw a straight line between his association with ~~tbe~~ Party and his writings of ~~tbe~~ twenties and early thirties, when he was closely associated with ~~tbe~~ Catholic Center Party, a predecessor of ~~tbe~~ Christian Democrats, ignore certain inconvenient facts. In 1931 and 1932, Schmitt urged Weimar president [[Paul von Hindenburg]] to suppress ~~tbe~~ Nazi Party and to jail its leaders. He sharply opposed those in ~~tbe~~ Center Party who thought ~~tbe~~ Nazis could be tamed if they were forced to form a coalition government. While an authoritarian of ~~tbe~~ Right, who later had kind words about ~~tbe~~ caretaker regime of [[Franco]], he never quite made himself into a plausible Nazi. From 1935 on, ~~tbe~~ [[SS]] kept Schmitt under continuing surveillance."''<ref>A Forgotten Thinker On Nation-States vs. Empire https://vdare.com/articles/a-forgotten-thinker-on-nation-states-vs-empire</ref>		: ''"Schmitt is properly criticized for having joined the [[Nazi Party]] in May 1933. But he clearly did so for opportunistic reasons. Attempts to draw a straight line between his association with the Party and his writings of the twenties and early thirties, when he was closely associated with the Catholic Center Party, a predecessor of the Christian Democrats, ignore certain inconvenient facts. In 1931 and 1932, Schmitt urged Weimar president [[Paul von Hindenburg]] to suppress the Nazi Party and to jail its leaders. He sharply opposed those in the Center Party who thought the Nazis could be tamed if they were forced to form a coalition government. While an authoritarian of the Right, who later had kind words about the caretaker regime of [[Franco]], he never quite made himself into a plausible Nazi. From 1935 on, the [[SS]] kept Schmitt under continuing surveillance."''<ref>A Forgotten Thinker On Nation-States vs. Empire https://vdare.com/articles/a-forgotten-thinker-on-nation-states-vs-empire</ref>

	In 1945, American forces seized Schmitt, and he spent more than a year in an internment camp. He remained unrepentant and was barred him from academic jobs. Despite being isolated from ~~tbe~~ mainstream of ~~tbe~~ scholarly and political community, he continued his studies, especially of international law, from ~~tbe~~ 1950s on, and frequently received visitors.		In 1945, American forces seized Schmitt, and he spent more than a year in an internment camp. He remained unrepentant and was barred him from academic jobs. Despite being isolated from the mainstream of the scholarly and political community, he continued his studies, especially of international law, from the 1950s on, and frequently received visitors.

	== Views ==		== Views ==
	Schmitt has been described as a "realist", sometimes compared with [[Machiavelli]], stating various less politically correct views such as ~~tbe~~ inevitability of friend-enemy distinctions in human societies and ~~tbe~~ legitimacy of (realist) wars, but arguing that this causes effects such increased respect for opponents and fewer wars and mass killings than idealist ideologies, which in practice view their opponents as absolute evils that must be utterly extinguished.		Schmitt has been described as a "realist", sometimes compared with [[Machiavelli]], stating various less politically correct views such as the inevitability of friend-enemy distinctions in human societies and the legitimacy of (realist) wars, but arguing that this causes effects such increased respect for opponents and fewer wars and mass killings than idealist ideologies, which in practice view their opponents as absolute evils that must be utterly extinguished.

	One criticism of liberalism and parliamentarianism is that this is argued to cause ~~tbe~~ human tendency towards friend-enemy distinction to be applied inwards into a community, dividing and weakening it, rather than outwards, which is ultimately seen as less harmful.		One criticism of liberalism and parliamentarianism is that this is argued to cause the human tendency towards friend-enemy distinction to be applied inwards into a community, dividing and weakening it, rather than outwards, which is ultimately seen as less harmful.

	Schmitt also described ~~tbe~~ legitimacy of ~~tbe~~ executive as depending on ~~tbe~~ ability to respond to internal or external enemies and preserve ~~tbe~~ society and internal order, especially during emergencies, including by authoritarian methods and by using force.		Schmitt also described the legitimacy of the executive as depending on the ability to respond to internal or external enemies and preserve the society and internal order, especially during emergencies, including by authoritarian methods and by using force.

	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[https://arktos.com/2019/01/24/the-concept-of-the-political/ The Concept of ~~tbe~~ Political]		*[https://arktos.com/2019/01/24/the-concept-of-the-political/ The Concept of the Political]
	*[https://arktos.com/product/carl-schmitt-today-terrorism-just-war-and-the-state-of-emergency/ Carl Schmitt Today: Terrorism, Just War, and ~~tbe~~ State of Emergency]		*[https://arktos.com/product/carl-schmitt-today-terrorism-just-war-and-the-state-of-emergency/ Carl Schmitt Today: Terrorism, Just War, and the State of Emergency]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/06/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-1/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/06/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-1/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)]
	**[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/07/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-2/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)]		**[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/07/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-2/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)]

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	'''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a German jurist and political theorist, part of ~~the~~ [[Conservative Revolutionary movement]], known for his critique of [[liberalism]] and other "idealist" ideologies.		'''Carl Schmitt''' (11 July 1888 – 7 April 1985) was a German jurist and political theorist, part of tbe [[Conservative Revolutionary movement]], known for his critique of [[liberalism]] and other "idealist" ideologies.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	[[File:Schmitt und Jünger.png\|thumb\|300px\|Carl Schmitt with [[Ernst Jünger]] (left) in 1941 on ~~the~~ lake of Rambouillet; Schmitt was also close friends with General [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Marcks,_Erich_(1891) Erich Marcks].]]		[[File:Schmitt und Jünger.png\|thumb\|300px\|Carl Schmitt with [[Ernst Jünger]] (left) in 1941 on tbe lake of Rambouillet; Schmitt was also close friends with General [https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Marcks,_Erich_(1891) Erich Marcks].]]
	Schmitt graduated with a doctorate in law in 1915. Initially, he was influenced Roman Catholic political thinking, but became less so from around ~~the~~ mid-1920s. In a series of books, he criticized liberalism and ~~the~~ [[Weimar Republic]].		Schmitt graduated with a doctorate in law in 1915. Initially, he was influenced Roman Catholic political thinking, but became less so from around tbe mid-1920s. In a series of books, he criticized liberalism and tbe [[Weimar Republic]].

	Leftist [[Wikipedia]] gives ~~the~~ impression that Schmitt was of great importance when ~~the~~ [[NSDAP]] seized power and in supporting persecutions. However, in 1936, ~~the~~ [[SS]] accused Schmitt of being an opportunist, a Hegelian state thinker, and a Catholic, and called his [[anti-Semitism]] a mere pretense, citing earlier statements in which he criticized ~~the~~ National Socialists' racial theories. Despite his alleged great importance for ~~the~~ NSDAP, he was apparently not sentenced for any serious crime during ~~the~~ extensive postwar trials of those associated with ~~the~~ NSDAP. [[Paul Gottfried]] has written that		Leftist [[Wikipedia]] gives tbe impression that Schmitt was of great importance when tbe [[NSDAP]] seized power and in supporting persecutions. However, in 1936, tbe [[SS]] accused Schmitt of being an opportunist, a Hegelian state thinker, and a Catholic, and called his [[anti-Semitism]] a mere pretense, citing earlier statements in which he criticized tbe National Socialists' racial theories. Despite his alleged great importance for tbe NSDAP, he was apparently not sentenced for any serious crime during tbe extensive postwar trials of those associated with tbe NSDAP. [[Paul Gottfried]] has written that

	: ''"Schmitt is properly criticized for having joined ~~the~~ [[Nazi Party]] in May 1933. But he clearly did so for opportunistic reasons. Attempts to draw a straight line between his association with ~~the~~ Party and his writings of ~~the~~ twenties and early thirties, when he was closely associated with ~~the~~ Catholic Center Party, a predecessor of ~~the~~ Christian Democrats, ignore certain inconvenient facts. In 1931 and 1932, Schmitt urged Weimar president [[Paul von Hindenburg]] to suppress ~~the~~ Nazi Party and to jail its leaders. He sharply opposed those in ~~the~~ Center Party who thought ~~the~~ Nazis could be tamed if they were forced to form a coalition government. While an authoritarian of ~~the~~ Right, who later had kind words about ~~the~~ caretaker regime of [[Franco]], he never quite made himself into a plausible Nazi. From 1935 on, ~~the~~ [[SS]] kept Schmitt under continuing surveillance."''<ref>A Forgotten Thinker On Nation-States vs. Empire https://vdare.com/articles/a-forgotten-thinker-on-nation-states-vs-empire</ref>		: ''"Schmitt is properly criticized for having joined tbe [[Nazi Party]] in May 1933. But he clearly did so for opportunistic reasons. Attempts to draw a straight line between his association with tbe Party and his writings of tbe twenties and early thirties, when he was closely associated with tbe Catholic Center Party, a predecessor of tbe Christian Democrats, ignore certain inconvenient facts. In 1931 and 1932, Schmitt urged Weimar president [[Paul von Hindenburg]] to suppress tbe Nazi Party and to jail its leaders. He sharply opposed those in tbe Center Party who thought tbe Nazis could be tamed if they were forced to form a coalition government. While an authoritarian of tbe Right, who later had kind words about tbe caretaker regime of [[Franco]], he never quite made himself into a plausible Nazi. From 1935 on, tbe [[SS]] kept Schmitt under continuing surveillance."''<ref>A Forgotten Thinker On Nation-States vs. Empire https://vdare.com/articles/a-forgotten-thinker-on-nation-states-vs-empire</ref>

	In 1945, American forces seized Schmitt, and he spent more than a year in an internment camp. He remained unrepentant and was barred him from academic jobs. Despite being isolated from ~~the~~ mainstream of ~~the~~ scholarly and political community, he continued his studies, especially of international law, from ~~the~~ 1950s on, and frequently received visitors.		In 1945, American forces seized Schmitt, and he spent more than a year in an internment camp. He remained unrepentant and was barred him from academic jobs. Despite being isolated from tbe mainstream of tbe scholarly and political community, he continued his studies, especially of international law, from tbe 1950s on, and frequently received visitors.

	== Views ==		== Views ==
	Schmitt has been described as a "realist", sometimes compared with [[Machiavelli]], stating various less politically correct views such as ~~the~~ inevitability of friend-enemy distinctions in human societies and ~~the~~ legitimacy of (realist) wars, but arguing that this causes effects such increased respect for opponents and fewer wars and mass killings than idealist ideologies, which in practice view their opponents as absolute evils that must be utterly extinguished.		Schmitt has been described as a "realist", sometimes compared with [[Machiavelli]], stating various less politically correct views such as tbe inevitability of friend-enemy distinctions in human societies and tbe legitimacy of (realist) wars, but arguing that this causes effects such increased respect for opponents and fewer wars and mass killings than idealist ideologies, which in practice view their opponents as absolute evils that must be utterly extinguished.

	One criticism of liberalism and parliamentarianism is that this is argued to cause ~~the~~ human tendency towards friend-enemy distinction to be applied inwards into a community, dividing and weakening it, rather than outwards, which is ultimately seen as less harmful.		One criticism of liberalism and parliamentarianism is that this is argued to cause tbe human tendency towards friend-enemy distinction to be applied inwards into a community, dividing and weakening it, rather than outwards, which is ultimately seen as less harmful.

	Schmitt also described ~~the~~ legitimacy of ~~the~~ executive as depending on ~~the~~ ability to respond to internal or external enemies and preserve ~~the~~ society and internal order, especially during emergencies, including by authoritarian methods and by using force.		Schmitt also described tbe legitimacy of tbe executive as depending on tbe ability to respond to internal or external enemies and preserve tbe society and internal order, especially during emergencies, including by authoritarian methods and by using force.

	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[https://arktos.com/2019/01/24/the-concept-of-the-political/ The Concept of ~~the~~ Political]		*[https://arktos.com/2019/01/24/the-concept-of-the-political/ The Concept of tbe Political]
	*[https://arktos.com/product/carl-schmitt-today-terrorism-just-war-and-the-state-of-emergency/ Carl Schmitt Today: Terrorism, Just War, and ~~the~~ State of Emergency]		*[https://arktos.com/product/carl-schmitt-today-terrorism-just-war-and-the-state-of-emergency/ Carl Schmitt Today: Terrorism, Just War, and tbe State of Emergency]
	*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/06/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-1/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)]		*[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/06/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-1/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 1)]
	**[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/07/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-2/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)]		**[https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/01/07/carl-schmitts-jews-in-jurisprudence-part-2/ Carl Schmitt’s “jews in Jurisprudence” (Part 2)]