> Hi Michael,
>
> you can count me in for a reading of Heidegger/Irigaray. Although
> having read several of her essays, i am, and maybe others are, not
> acquainted with her Heidegger critique in the 'forgotten air' text, so
> it may be wise to start with a brief introduction and some extensive
> quotations. My interest in the discussion will be mostly focussed on
> the*body* in relation to the different meanings and representations of
> it in the current modern western debate with Islam. Looking forward
> to your first installment.
>
> yours,
> Jan
Jan, not sure what can happen now given the message from malgosia, but I am
trying to get a message through to the list (so far unsuccessfully
somehow...) that I have set up, experimentally, another possible heidegger
discussion list; it awaits subscribers other than myself...
Hopefully all will be revealed
regards
michaelP
>
>
>
>
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> you can count me in for a reading of Heidegger/Irigaray. Although
> having read several of her essays, i am, and maybe others are, not
> acquainted with her Heidegger critique in the 'forgotten air' text, so
> it may be wise to start with a brief introduction and some extensive
> quotations. My interest in the discussion will be mostly focussed on
> the*body* in relation to the different meanings and representations of
> it in the current modern western debate with Islam. Looking forward
> to your first installment.
>
> yours,
> Jan
Jan, not sure what can happen now given the message from malgosia, but I am
trying to get a message through to the list (so far unsuccessfully
somehow...) that I have set up, experimentally, another possible heidegger
discussion list; it awaits subscribers other than myself...
Hopefully all will be revealed
regards
michaelP
>
>
>
>
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