Konservativni revolucionarji

Konzervativni revolucionarji je bilo nemško konservativno gibanje v letih po prvi svetovni vojni. Gibanje je predstavljalo nov nemški in še posebej pruski konservativizem in nacionalizem. Za razliko od drugih konservativnih gibanj, so poskušali zaustaviti popularnost liberalizma in komunizma.

Zgodovina uredi

Konservativni revolucionarji so utemeljevali svoje ideje v organskem, namesto na materialističnemu razmišljanju, na kvaliteti namesto kvantiteti in na narodni skupnosti namesto na družbenem razredu. Pisatelji so napisali več nacionalistične literature, ki je nastala na izkušnji prve svetovne vojne, kamor sodijo vojni dnevniki, romani, manifesti in filozofska dela, ki kličejo k transformaciji nemške culture in političnega življenja. Ogrorčeni so bili nad liberalizmom in egalitarizmom, zavračali pa so komercialno kulturo in urbano civilizacijo. Zavzemali so se za uničenje liberalne vladavine, po potrebi tudi revolucionalno, da bi naredili novo vladavino.

Ime “konservativni revolucionarji” se je pojavilo po prvi svetovni vojni. Gibanje ni bilo homogeno, temveč so imeli zelo različne ideje. Nekateri so v začetku podpirali nacional socializem (Arthur Moeller van den Bruck), drugi so mu kasneje nasprotovali (Carl Schmitt) ali pa bili celo žrtve sistema. [1]

Pomembni člani uredi

Viri uredi

  1. Bullivant, Keith, The Conservative Revolution in Phelan, Anthony (ed.), The Weimar dilemma: intellectuals in the Weimar Republic, Manchester University Press (1985), p. 66

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