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The proponents of this viewpoint often bring up the example of Gottlob Frege, a vicious anti-Semite whose politics apparently had no bearing on his technical work on logic. It would be particularly surprising to find a discordance between the political activity of a man such as Heidegger and his theorizing, knowing that his theorizing was itself intimately concerned with personal and political activity.
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All that remained of the anti-capitalist impulse of the earlier period of Romanticism was a cultural critique of bourgeois mediocrity.
Aristocratic and elitist values were championed as a safeguard against the threat of the great leveling out of society introduced by democratic and socialist impulses. Needless to say a palpable fear of the working class was exponentially heightened following the events of the Paris Commune inin which the working class for the first time briefly took power in its own hands. The mood of the German petty bourgeois immediately following the defeat of the Paris Commune was captured in a letter written by Nietzsche: Over and above the war between nations, that international hydra which suddenly raised its fearsome heads has alarmed us by heralding quite different battles to come.
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Nietzsche despised the egalitarian movements for democratic reforms and socialism that emerged in his time. He saw these modern political and social movements as threatening the aristocratic values for which great civilizations and great people the overman should strive. It is in Nietzsche that the counter-Enlightenment finds its real voice. And it is to this tradition that we should selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon in situating the philosophy of Martin Heidegger.
Heidegger himself in fact recognized Nietzsche quite correctly as a kindred spirit. But whereas Nietzsche saw himself as the prophet announcing the coming of nihilism, Heidegger sees himself as the biographer of a mature nihilism. He was influenced by the right-wing author Ernest Juenger, whose novels celebrated the steadfast, resolute soldier meeting his fate in battle. The immediate philosophical tradition from which Heidegger graduated was inaugurated by Wilhelm Dilthey in the latter decades of the nineteenth century.
The trend launched by Dilthey has come to be known as Lebensphilosophie Philosophy of Life or Vitalism. Lebensphilosophie was not so much a specific philosophical doctrine as a certain cultural mood that affected broad areas of the intelligentsia. For its ideological armaments Lebensphilosophie borrowed the critique of scientific understanding from the debates that were selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon prior to In his most important work, Being and Time, Heidegger sets out for himself the heroic task of retrieving the history of metaphysics.
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He abandons discursive argumentation that try to convince an unbiased reader by the force of their logic in favor of prophetic pronouncements and etymological sleight-of-hand that aim at overpowering the reader. In his later philosophy, Heidegger will go even farther in his repudiation of the history of philosophy.
Selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon will claim that all philosophers after the pre-Socratics have been guilty of falsifying and concealing some kind of primal experience of Being. It is only when we selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon life at the extreme, and confront our own mortality, that we are able to set aside the inauthentic chatter of our day to day existence and come to terms with our true selves.
This theme, which Heidegger called our Being-towards-Death, is by no means new in the history of thought. It is closely related to the meditations of scores of religious writers from St. Augustine to Kierkegaard to Tolstoy. It is the soldier above all who is called upon to make a decision that will validate his life as he faces imminent death.
Seemingly, one can choose to be either a Nazi, as Heidegger himself did, or a member of the French resistance, selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon Sartre did, and still remain faithful to the terms of an authentic existence. The completely empty character of the categories of authenticity and resoluteness have been the subject of much criticism. Given the accepted interpretation of Heidegger, this criticism is correct as far as it goes.
However, a remarkable book that has just been published promises to turn selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon down the body of received opinion on the philosophy of Heidegger. However, to readers of the French and English translations that circulated a generation or two later, this political content is completely obscured. Fritsche maintains that whatever the merits of their own works, the existentialists misunderstood Heidegger.
It relies on a very sophisticated historical selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon philological analysis of the text of Being and Time. After reconstructing the actual content of Being and Time, Fritsche compares it with the writings of two other notorious right-wing authors who were contemporaries, namely Max Scheler and Adolf Hitler.
Selles vertes liquides nourrisson biberon demonstrates that the political content of Being and Time and Mein Kampf are identical, notwithstanding the fact that the first book was written by a world renowned philosopher and the second by a sociopath from the gutters of Vienna.
