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>>12658531
in my own case i find myself most attracted to his kind of thinking because i am exactly the kind of unhinged lunatic likely to go on thinking way, way, way too much about Land, and so neocameral formalism appeals to people like me. i honestly find his work quite fascinating, but i'm also equally fascinated by the real idealism within the Radical Enlightenment as well. and Hegel, and whoever else.

i'm reading some stuff on cameralism now since this thread, it's interesting stuff. on some deep level the ideals of the Republican French and the conservative Prussians are never really going to meet (except in the figure of Napoleon, i suppose, or other idealized figures). it's all pretty fascinating stuff tho.