Conceptual history in Carl Schmitt''s and Reinhart Koselleck''s interpretation
The article is focused on the two approaches to the conceptual history status developed by Carl Schmitt and Reinhart Koselleck. The former author was involved in the political turmoil of Weimar Republic and Nazi period, while the latter was motivated by the post-World War II reality to reflexively reconsider the historical experience of his nation. Despite the fact that the highest points of creative achievements of the two scholars are chronologically separated by the Nazi dictatorship, Schmitt's and Koselleck's theoretical works reveal a certain conceptual affinity.