/lit/ - Literature

>>4846629
this

asking is the piety of thought

>>4433313
>objectively

have you really read the big h

I'm interested in writer which follow in the Heideggerian tradition. Does /lit/ have any recommendations? Currently I am beginning to read Leo Strauss and Hannah Arendt who have responded primarily to the political implications of his work. It is most interesting how they use his line of thinking to break down barriers between theory and practice thus making genuine political and ethical engagement possible.

Does his work have implications in aesthetics or hermeneutics? What other writers should I be reading?

I'm interested in writer which follow in the Heideggerian tradition. Does /lit/ have any recommendations? Currently I am beginning to read Leo Strauss and Hannah Arendt who have responded primarily to the political implications of his work. It is most interesting how they use his line of thinking to break down barriers between theory and practice thus making genuine political and ethical engagement possible.

Does his work have implications in aesthetics or critical theory? What other writers should I be reading?

I am the only who is envy of him because he HAS SEX.
I wouldn't give a fuck about his shitty books if i'd had a horny bitch, at least some periodical sex.
Someone! Start a marxist sex liberation revolution, and fuck marriage, man.
I'm not especially ugly, fuck, but i can't stand this shit.
Please people i need sex i am too virtual 4 this man
My advice: don't touch Heidegger, lift and fuck a lot