/lit/ - Literature

>>16605956
>>16605974
Why did Heidegger never seem to reject either Derrida or Lacan? He was very old.

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>>16131237

greeks -- germans -- frenchmen -- ???

what will be the new race of prolific authors?

>>11120827
He was an extremely intelligent reader of Heidegger and was the first thinker to be able to take the rather abstract and obscure existential tradition and use it to render the clumsy Freudian account of the mind into a philosophically secure and coherent account of its difficult relationship to both the inacessibility of reality and the contrivencies of social existence towards what is the meaning and genesis of our own desires.

Its not so much as he gave us ideas as he gave us the universe itself. Extremely important thinker

>>10881834
>Calling Esther a mary sue

r8 this team

>>10482035
Its not a matter of comparison its a matter of operation, none of Lacan's ideas could have existed if not for Heidegger. Not to diminish Lacan's own work which I see as tremendously important but simply credit where credit is due

>>10363507
Ok I finished watching this. Basically he's like Babby's first Lacan.
Not seeing anything interesting or new here

>>9273981
>>9273936
this thread is making me angery

>>9144753
Real philosophy being Heraclitus and Parmenides
>>9144792
He met Lacan. There's a book called Heidegger in France. I'm surprised this pic isn't memed on /lit/

>>7136313
just proves how interesting Lacan is