The place historical work is needed
(4) The discussions between Logical Positivism, Husserlian phenomenology and Ernst Cassirer’s philosophy have been very much alive in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Heidegger is among the philosophers terminating these fruitful exchanges. If there is any need for historical work concerning the philosophy of the 20th century – and there certainly is – the focus should not be the Heideggerian monument, but the discourse just pointed at. For this historical work, no special Heidegger chair is needed.
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