Hitler's Favorite Jew: The Enigma of Otto Weininger

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Exploring the complex legacy of Otto Weininger, the book delves into his controversial views and their impact on his reception, particularly highlighting his self-hatred as a Jewish thinker. While often dismissed as a mad racist, the narrative challenges this perception by comparing him to other youthful geniuses like Mozart and Galois, emphasizing that brilliance can manifest at a young age. The text seeks to unravel the enigma of Weininger's intellect and the depth of his knowledge, suggesting that his ideas warrant a more nuanced understanding.