Heidegger's Correspondence Reveals Unknown Facets
The publication of Martin Heidegger's correspondence with Karl Jaspers and Elisabeth Blochmann sheds new light on the philosopher, contrasting with the debates from Victor Farias's biography. The letters show a tense relationship with Jaspers versus a warm, natural exchange with Blochmann. They also reveal that early supporters and opponents of Nazism initially tried to accommodate the regime, misunderstanding its true nature.
Key facts
- Correspondence with Karl Jaspers published
- Correspondence with Elisabeth Blochmann published
- Victor Farias wrote a biography of Heidegger
- Heidegger's relationship with Jaspers became tense
- Heidegger's correspondence with Blochmann was warm
- Early Nazi supporters and opponents tried to accommodate Hitler
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Artists
- Martin Heidegger
- Karl Jaspers
- Elisabeth Blochmann
- Victor Farias
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- artpress —