Giving attention to Heideggerian themes feels regressive for me these days, but Heideggerians turn up in my online life: A Facebook group of serious students and scholars of Heidegger was pushed my way by Facebook; a new academic encyclopedia page on Heidegger irks me.
But also, I’ve wanted to provide an overview of what I’m doing altogether relative to long Heideggerian influence (like being more attracted to doing autobiography as one ages).
Recent blog postings here link to four discussions: late January below. And today, two new ones are:
- “Cartesian vs. hermeneutical sensibility,” which prospects why scholars politically misread Heidegger.
- “becoming post-Heideggerian,” which overviews what I’m generally doing relative to Heidegger’s thinking.
