Greetings all,
Can anyone out there think of any location in the Gesamtausgabe
where Heidegger explicitly discusses, not Platonism per se, but the
Neoplatonic development of it which took place, e.g., under Plotinus?
As far as I have been able to determine, H. doesn't seem to consider
it thematically except insofar as it constitutes a bridge between
the Hellenistic and the Christian worlds, which seems odd since the
Plotinistic determination of the One as 'beyond being' has obvious
parallels with the ontological difference.
Christopher Doss
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Can anyone out there think of any location in the Gesamtausgabe
where Heidegger explicitly discusses, not Platonism per se, but the
Neoplatonic development of it which took place, e.g., under Plotinus?
As far as I have been able to determine, H. doesn't seem to consider
it thematically except insofar as it constitutes a bridge between
the Hellenistic and the Christian worlds, which seems odd since the
Plotinistic determination of the One as 'beyond being' has obvious
parallels with the ontological difference.
Christopher Doss
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