Publisher's Synopsis
"Das GefÃ1/4hl Als Fundament Der Weltordnung..." explores the role of emotion in shaping political systems and historical events. Ferdinand Feldegg delves into the philosophical underpinnings of societal structures, arguing that feelings profoundly influence the establishment and maintenance of world order. This work provides a historical and theoretical analysis, inviting readers to reconsider the impact of emotional factors on global politics and historical trajectories. Examining European history, the book offers a unique perspective on the forces that drive nations and shape international relations.
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