O Incontornável Como O Inacessível: uma carta inédita de Martin Heidegger

Human Nature 1 (2):231-250 (1999)
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Após os eventos dos anos 30 e da Segunda Guerra Mun- dial, Heidegger procura recuperar seu lugar no espaço público do debate filosófico e revelar, cuidadosamente, em que consistiu seu trabalho nos anos de chumbo. O ensaio quer situar, nesse contexto, uma carta inédita do filósofo ao Prof. Herman Zeltner, de Erlangen, na qual fala de uma resenha sobre seu primeiro livro publicado depois de 15 anos de silêncio - Holzwege. Nesta carta, Heidegger escreve sobre a relação das ciências com a filosofia diante da diferença ontológica, da questão da técnica e da viravolta, necessária tarefa do pensamento.After the events in the 30's and the Second World War, Heidegger tries to recover his place in the public space of the philo- sophical debate and carefully reveal what his work consisted in during the lead years. The essay wants to place, within this context, an unpu- blished letter from the philosopher to Prof. Herman Zeltner, from Erlangen, in which he makes a summary of his first book published after 15 years of silence - Holzwege. In this letter, Heidegger writes about the relation between science and philosophy in the light of the ontological difference, and takes into accont the question concerning technique and the turn-around, as necessary tasks of thought.

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