Carl Schmitt

Carl Schmitt was an influential German philosopher and jurist known for his contributions in the field of law, politics, and state theory.

Born in 1888, Schmitt became a prominent scholar, with his most famous work 'The Concept of the Political' having a lasting impact on political thought.

Schmitt also played an active role in politics, advocating for nationalism and state sovereignty during the Weimar Republic and the Nazi period in Germany.

His legacy is complex, as his ideas have been the subject of debate and controversy due to his association with the Nazi regime.

Despite this, his influence in political and legal theory remains significant today.

Schmitt passed away in 1985, leaving behind an intellectual legacy that continues to be studied and reflected upon today..