Rise of the Man of Lawlessness

A template man, shaped through public government education, is established as a small self-governing authority. He weighs all things by himself, cut off from the real authorities that once ordered life.

Hegel, a contemporary of Napoleon, stands at the center as a witness to this template and as one who helped to build it. The book reads ἄνομος in its plain sense: one without legitimate parceling, a man who has taken a portion that was never allotted to him.