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Heinrich von Treitschke was a product of 19th-century German nationalism, and his ideas were primarily shaped by specific historical and intellectual figures who championed the power of the state and German unification.
His main inspirations included:
G.W.F. Hegel: Treitschke was influenced by the Hegelian notion of the state as the highest expression of the "divine idea on earth" and the ultimate goal of historical development. This concept provided a philosophical foundation for his belief in the supremacy of the Prussian state.
Otto von Bismarck: Treitschke was a fervent admirer and contemporary of the "Iron Chancellor". Bismarck's successful use of "blood and iron" (war and military might) to unify Germany under Prussian leadership served as a practical confirmation of Treitschke's political ideals, and he became an ardent supporter of Bismarck's policies in the Reichstag.
Prussian School of History: Treitschke was a leading figure in the "Prussian School" of historians, which included men like Johann Gustav Droysen and Heinrich von Sybel. The core inspiration for this group was the belief in Prussia's "fate-appointed world-task" to lead and unify the German states, a mission they sought to legitimize through their historical writings.
Earlier Thinkers: He was also influenced by more classical thinkers such as Aristotle, the political economist Wilhelm Roscher, and the constitutional theorist Friedrich Christoph Dahlmann. He also read and was impressed by Machiavelli's
, particularly the idea that "the most oppressive despotism must be welcome if it ensures might and unity for his mother country".
Ultimately, Treitschke's philosophy was an amalgamation of these influences, leading to his unique brand of aggressive nationalism, which glorified war, power, and the superiority of the German nation.
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... the prominent German political theoristCarl Schmitt(1888–1985), their relationship is one of significant ideological alignment regarding the power of the state and the nature of politics.
Carl Schmitt and Heinrich von Treitschke are both foundational figures in the "anti-liberal" tradition of German political thought, though they belonged to different eras (Treitschke to the 19th-century German Empire and Schmitt to the 20th-century Weimar and Nazi eras).
Areas of Agreement
Primacy of the State: Both thinkers rejected liberal individualism and believed the state was the highest form of human organization. For Treitschke, the state was "power" (Macht); for Schmitt, it was the "sovereign" entity that decides on the exception.
The "Friend-Enemy" Distinction: Schmitt’s famous thesis—that the essence of "the political" is the distinction between friend and enemy—mirrors Treitschke’s earlier insistence that "a people that cannot hate the foreign is a wretched people".
Rejection of Liberalism: Both deeply disparaged Western European and North American liberalism, viewing it as incapable of providing the unity and decisiveness necessary for a strong nation.
Glorification of War and Struggle: Both viewed war not as a moral evil but as a fundamental, often beneficial aspect of national life and statehood.
Exclusionary Nationalism: Both promoted a national identity that excluded "the other." Treitschke’s virulent antisemitism (e.g., "The Jews are our misfortune") helped make such ideas socially acceptable in German academia, providing a precursor to the radicalized antisemitism later supported by Schmitt during the Nazi era.
Key Differences
Academic Focus: Treitschke was primarily a historian and rhetorician who used the past to justify the Prussian-led unification of Germany. Schmitt was a legal and constitutional theorist who focused on the formal structures of sovereignty and the "state of exception".
Historical Context: Treitschke was an architect of the Second Reich's intellectual atmosphere. Schmitt's work emerged from the failure of the Weimar Republic and was later instrumentalized to provide legal legitimacy for the Third Reich.
In summary, Schmitt (Smidtt) heavily agreed with Treitschke's fundamental premise that a nation's identity is defined through power and the exclusion of its "enemies." Researchers often view Treitschke's 19th-century nationalism as an intellectual ancestor to Schmitt's 20th-century authoritarian legalism.
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Heinrich von Treitschke (a German historian and political philosopher) and Sri Aurobindo (an Indian philosopher, yoga guru, and nationalist) had starkly contrasting philosophies, particularly concerning nationalism and the role of the state. They cannot be reasonably compared as having similar viewpoints; rather, their ideas represent opposing perspectives on the nature of humanity and politics.
Contrasting Philosophies
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Heinrich von Treitschke
Sri Aurobindo
View of the State
Believed the state was the highest form of human organization and an end in itself. He advocated for a powerful, egoistic nation-state.
Viewed the nation-state as a transitional phase in human evolution towards a future "ideal of human unity," where a world federation would eventually emerge.
Individual's Role
The individual's life must be entirely subservient to the nation, acting as a disciplined instrument of national life.
Stressed individual spiritual evolution and self-perfection as the means to achieve collective transformation and a divine life on Earth.
Force and Power
Often associated with the glorification of brute force and war as a necessary and noble aspect of national policy. He famously coined the phrase, "The Jews are our misfortune," reflecting a narrow, jingoistic nationalism.
Explicitly rejected the adoration of brute force, associating such ideas with the "vitalistic subjectivism of Germany" which he critiqued in his work The Human Cycle.
Ideal Humanity
Promoted a Germanic ideal of national superiority and power.
Advocated for a universal, "perfect humanity" that goes "beyond humanity" to become a race of "titanic gods" in a spiritual, not physical or militaristic, sense.
Conclusion
While both men were prominent thinkers in a period of intense global intellectual dialogue (late 19th and early 20th centuries), their fundamental beliefs were fundamentally different. Treitschke's work is seen as a philosophical precursor to German nationalism and Nazism, focused on national power and a strong state, whereas Sri Aurobindo's work is a spiritual and evolutionary philosophy that looks beyond the nation-state to a future of human unity and individual spiritual realisation.
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