Lajos Prohászka: The Wanderer and the Hider

‘The negatively signed evaluation of the East–West dichotomy in Prohászka is...the legacy of 18th–19th-century Western European thought—the French/Scottish Enlightenment and German Idealism. The turning point was brought about mostly by the Enlightenment...and the fetishization of technical progress. It was from this point onwards that the East became “lazy” and “backward” in the eyes of Western man.’ The post Lajos Prohászka: The Wanderer and the Hider appeared first on Hungarian Conservative.