I might be missing something, but I don't exactly understand how the posing
of the question of violence is coterminous with the posing of the question
of evil, especially when the latter is brought to bear on SZ. I haven't
read the lecture course on Schelling's _Treatise on Human Freedom_, but I
understand that Heidegger explicitly raises the question of evil in this
text. Perhaps those of you who have read the latter text can shed some
light on a Heideggerian response to this question.
Cheers,
Paul
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of the question of violence is coterminous with the posing of the question
of evil, especially when the latter is brought to bear on SZ. I haven't
read the lecture course on Schelling's _Treatise on Human Freedom_, but I
understand that Heidegger explicitly raises the question of evil in this
text. Perhaps those of you who have read the latter text can shed some
light on a Heideggerian response to this question.
Cheers,
Paul
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