European Self-Reflection between Politics and Religion

1. Introduction

1. Introduction
Lars K. Bruun, Karl Christian Lammers, Gert Sørensen

Part I. Contesting European Identities: Fascism and the Challenges from within

2. Italian Intellectuals and the European View: Croce, Nitti and Chabod between Dictatorship and Democracy
Gert Sørensen

3. Europe between Democracy and Fascism: Hermann Heller on Fascism as a Threat to Europe and Democracy as a Community of Values
Karl Christian Lammers

4. Reconstruction or Decline? The Concept of Europe and Its Political Implications in the Works of Ernst Troeltsch and Oswald Spengler
Adam Paulsen

5. A Long and Winding Road: An International Perspective on the Fall and Rise of Democracy in Spain in the Twentieth Century
Morten Heiberg

Part II. Renegotiating the Religious-Secular Divide

6. Theology as Language of Crisis: Karl Barth’s Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans
Dietrich Korsch

7. Martin Heidegger — A Protestant Church Father of the Twentieth Century? The Early Heidegger’s Phenomenology of Religion and the Crisis of Western Culture
Lars K. Bruun

8. The Heritage from Athens and Galilee: Secular Democracy as a Lutheran Response to the European Crisis
Tine Reeh

9. Religion and Secular Modernity: A Historical Perspective on the Ratzinger-Habermas Encounter, 19 January 2004
Julio Jensen

Part III. Post-War Reinterpretation of European Heritage

10. A Post-Post-Liberal Order: How Western Europe Emerged from Its Thirty-Year Crisis
Jan-Werner Müller

11. Bombing beyond Democracy: Remembering the Ruins of Europe
Birthe Hoffmann

12. Reinterpreting the European Heritage since 1989: Culture as a Conflict of Interpretations
Gerard Delanty

Nyckelord: History, Social History, European History, Modern History, History of Philosophy, Political History