' em Oswald Spengler em, Decline of the West Vol.
but the type of a historical change of phase occurring within a great historical organism of definable compass at the point preordained for it hundreds of years ago em. the WorldWar was no longer a momentary constellation of casual facts due to national sentiments, personal influences, or economic tendencies. He specifically predicted that in the final stage of Western civilization, in the 20th century, em Caesarism em, a new and overpowering leadership would arise, replacing individualism, liberalism and democracy.Even thouĮm ' em. By understanding this cycle, one could reconstruct the past and predict the future. He described great cultures following a cycle from inception to expansion followed by death. Spengler's description of the end of the Western world and the implication that Germany was part of this larger historical process resonated with the German readers. 19), became an instant success in Germany after its defeat in World War I.
I, 1914 em em The Decline of the West em by German historian Oswald Spengler, originally published in German as em Der Untergang des Abendlandes em (Vols. The Decline of the West, Two Volumes in OneĮm ' em.
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