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Psychotic's guide to memesNotes to Heidegger’s “Hölderlin und das Wesen der Dichtung” (1936).Martin Heidegger first delivered a lecture under this title on April 2, 1936, in Rome. It was published in the December 1936 edition of the…Sep 17
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The Dangerous MaybeHeidegger’s Concept of the Ontological DifferenceWhat follows is a short introduction to the Heideggerian concept of the ontological difference, which is absolutely essential to all of…Jul 2, 20222
The Dangerous MaybeOn Martin Heidegger’s The Origin of the Work of Art“Is there to be no knowledge in art? Does not the experience of art contain a claim to truth which is certainly different from that of…Jan 24, 20196
The Curious PhilosopherHeidegger’s Being and Time — Unveiling the Essence of Human ExistenceOver the course of philosophical history, few works have investigated as deeply into the nature of human existence as Martin Heidegger’s…Mar 17
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Paul Austin MurphyinPaul Austin Murphy’s Essays on PhilosophyWhy Heidegger, the Nazis and Religious People Wanted to “Transcend Rationality”The title of this essay could just as easily have included the words “poststructuralists” and “postmodernists”. However, it would have been…Mar 234
