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  • '''Oswald Spengler''' (1880–1936) was a German historian whose '' Der Untergang des Abendlan ...1045-6007 Fulltext: [[Project Muse]]; Neil McInnes, "The Great Doomsayer: Oswald Spengler Reconsidered." ''National Interest'' 1997 (48): 65-76. Fulltext: [[Ebsco]]<
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  • ...Study of History'' came out in three separate installments. He followed [[Oswald Spengler]] in taking a comparative topical approach to independent civilizations. To * [[Oswald Spengler]]
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  • * Hughes, H. Stuart. ''Oswald Spengler'' (1952). * McInnes, Neil. "The Great Doomsayer: Oswald Spengler Reconsidered." ''National Interest'' 1997 (48): 65-76. Issn: 0884-9382 Full
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  • ...[[Arnold J. Toynbee]] and [[Geoffrey Barraclough]]; and German historian [[Oswald Spengler]]. Several sociologists have tried their hand, including [[Max Weber]], [[
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  • ...es take land from the weak." Influencing his thinking were the works of [[Oswald Spengler]], [[Alexander Humboldt]], [[Karl Ritter]], [[Friedrich Ratzel]], and [[Hal ...going back to his senior thesis, "The Meaning of History: Reflections on [[Oswald Spengler|Spengler]], [[Arnold Toynbee|Toynbee]] and [[Immanuel Kant|Kant]]." He cont
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  • '''Oswald Spengler''' (1880–1936) was a German historian whose '' Der Untergang des Abendlan ...1045-6007 Fulltext: [[Project Muse]]; Neil McInnes, "The Great Doomsayer: Oswald Spengler Reconsidered." ''National Interest'' 1997 (48): 65-76. Fulltext: [[Ebsco]]<
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  • ...y, politics, and economics--are interrelated (a point developed later by [[Oswald Spengler]]. Vico showed that myth, poetry, and art are entry points to discovering t ...ntial writers who have reached wide audiences including [[H. G. Wells]], [[Oswald Spengler]], [[Arnold J. Toynbee]], [[Pitirim Sorokin]], [[Christopher Dawson]]<ref>
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  • ====Oswald Spengler and The Decline of the West====
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  • ...es take land from the weak." Influencing his thinking were the works of [[Oswald Spengler]], [[Alexander Humboldt]], [[Carl Ritter]], [[Friedrich Ratzel]], and [[Hal
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  • ...pular notion of cultural despair following the horrors of the World War. [[Oswald Spengler]], the German historian, was much more influential in reflecting the pessim
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