Welt
I believe that the arguments contra Heideggerian Philosophy are based in a misleading view on basic concepts of this philosophy like the meaning of ''Welt'' or the presentation of Jews as partisans of ''Machenschaften''. I believe that the meaning of Welt in Heideggerian Philosophy is different in Heidegger I than in Heidegger II. If we take tha meaning of this word in Heidegger I then ''worldlessness'' means dead. Every Dasein has always a world and is always inside a world, except when he dies. Only the dead haven't a world. Unfortunately i have not enough place to continue my thinking.
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