The End of Ideology: On the Exhaustion of Political Ideals in the Fifties
The End of Ideology considers the changing place of political ideals in the 1950s. Centered on the concept of ideological exhaustion, this work examines a period when established political visions were being reassessed and invites reflection on the relationship between history, political thought, and changing public expectations.
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The End of Ideology examines the condition of political ideals during the 1950s.
Its central subject is the idea that established political ideologies had reached a state of exhaustion.
The book focuses on the relationship between political thought and the historical moment in which those ideals were reassessed.
It offers a concise framework for considering changing attitudes toward ideology and political purpose.
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