immanent critque/Nuremberg/neumann

[Christopher Honey]

> Chris
> 
> The main references are to National Archive sources, B. Katz's book "foreign
> Intelligence", the commentary to the quotes is my own not FN's, and is based
> on a lot of diverse sources including private correspondence with FN's
> friends/colleagues/family, various writers on FS etc, You might find his "WAR
> Crimes trials" article in World Politics 1949 interesting too.
> 
> What is your own interest here?
> 
> Michael
> 
I am very interested in philosophy and marxian/critical theory in 
particular, but I'm a history student also, and particularly 
interested where the two fields converge (marxian historipgraphy 
being a beautiful example).  I am always interested in seeing 
philosophers/cultural critics have a real effect on history and how 
it is seen.  Neumann's work in the legal justification of the 
Nuremberg trials is exactly that.

Christopher Honey