I always understood that Heidegger resigned his membership in the
Nazi party when he resigned the rectorate. Is this not so?
Martin Weatherston,
Philosophy & Religious Studies Dept.,
East Stroudsburg University,
East Stroudsburg, PA 18301.
On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, Philip J. McFarland wrote:
> This is a joke, I suppose. The question is certainly not why Heidegger
> didn't leave Germany during the Nazi period, it is why he remained a
> member of the Nazi party through 1945, etc.... I think though, that this
> has all been gone over in rather intensive if inconclusive detail, so
> unless we have anything new to add, let us go back to discussing the
> potential for other life-forms to have Dasein.
>
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Nazi party when he resigned the rectorate. Is this not so?
Martin Weatherston,
Philosophy & Religious Studies Dept.,
East Stroudsburg University,
East Stroudsburg, PA 18301.
On Mon, 23 Oct 1995, Philip J. McFarland wrote:
> This is a joke, I suppose. The question is certainly not why Heidegger
> didn't leave Germany during the Nazi period, it is why he remained a
> member of the Nazi party through 1945, etc.... I think though, that this
> has all been gone over in rather intensive if inconclusive detail, so
> unless we have anything new to add, let us go back to discussing the
> potential for other life-forms to have Dasein.
>
>
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