Heidegger, the introduction of Nazism into philosophy: on the material of the seminars of 1933–1935
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The study of Emmanuel Faya is devoted to the political aspects of the teachings of Martin Heidegger. Supplementing the well-known works of Victor Farias, Hugo Ott, Richard Volina, Pierre Burdier and others, E. Fi focuses on the content of Heidegger"s teaching in the mid-1930s, primarily in two courses (published after the publication of the book Fai), and on its close interaction with the main Nazi theorists. Rejecting the myth of the short and/or random cooperation of Heidegger with the Nazis, the author focuses his thesis to the introduction of Nazism into a philosophy that was consistently carried out by Heidegger. After the year of the rectorship, the Nazi Hidegger"s enjoyment does not at all come to naught, according to his apologists, but is radicalized: back in 1941, he considers racial selection “metaphysically necessary”. But even after the war, Heidegger will become an important support and reference for various revisionist and negative movements. He not only never retreated from the ideology of Hitlerism, but also resolutely abandoned the humanistic heritage of philosophy, thus destroying its very essence
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Author:Fay E.
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Phylosophy
- Category:Reference books
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Publication Language:Russian
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ISBN:978-5-85006-327-6
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