What really is teleological suspension of the ethical? Why does Carl Schmitt like this so much? Who is another philosopher who frequently uses this concept except kierkegaard? Is there a book or paper that deals only with this concept with deep focus?

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Anonymous Thu Apr 23 01:10:46 2020 No.15171503 [Reply] [Original]

What really is teleological suspension of the ethical?
Why does Carl Schmitt like this so much?
Who is another philosopher who frequently uses this concept except kierkegaard?

Is there a book or paper that deals only with this concept with deep focus?

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 23 02:43:40 2020 No.15172030 >>15171503 bump

>>	Anonymous Thu Apr 23 02:48:07 2020 No.15172051 It is a form of doublethink where God is good even though God is obviously bad and not good

Anonymous Thu Apr 23 02:48:35 2020 No.15172053

>>15171503
the standard example is Abraham that took his son and tried to murder him in the mountain,
Kierkegaard says that the sacred suspends the ethical from outside, its a disturbance of the common sense
I don't know why Schmitt loves it but I can guess its very useful for rationalization of evil shit in the name of a higher purpose

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