How about the book on writing and memory by David Krell? I don't recall
if he mentions Freud, I think maybe so, but he is of course a Heidegger
scholar. I find it interesting that both thinkers make an important use
of the term "unheimlich".
On Wed, 17 Jul 1996, cbr wrote:
> has anyone run across scholarship on connections between heidegger and
> freud? if so, where? i am currently composing a paper on memory
> repression as ontic correlate to inauthenticity. any leads will be
> greatly appreciated.
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if he mentions Freud, I think maybe so, but he is of course a Heidegger
scholar. I find it interesting that both thinkers make an important use
of the term "unheimlich".
On Wed, 17 Jul 1996, cbr wrote:
> has anyone run across scholarship on connections between heidegger and
> freud? if so, where? i am currently composing a paper on memory
> repression as ontic correlate to inauthenticity. any leads will be
> greatly appreciated.
>
>
>
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