Benjamin Netanyahu on What Israel Has to Offer the World
From technology to divine providence.
September 27, 2016
Martin Heidegger’s Thought Is Inextricable from His Embrace of Nazism
So why do intellectuals pretend otherwise?
Every few decades, writes Adam Kirsch, the fact that Martin Heidegger was enthusiastic about Nazism—and not just “an unworldly man who briefly blundered into it”—seems to be rediscovered, and promptly forgotten again. The latest rediscovery has come with the publication of the philosopher’s Black Notebooks, now partially available in English, as well as a volume of scholarly essays about them. Based on the former, Kirsch expounds on the connection between Heidegger’s rejection of ethics and his embrace of the Third Reich:
September 27, 2016
The Iran Deal’s Consequences Will Last Long after the President Leaves Office
And what the candidates are saying.
Human-Rights Watch Endorses the Palestinians’ Soccer War
Another move in the delegitimization campaign.
Martin Heidegger’s Thought Is Inextricable from His Embrace of Nazism
So why do intellectuals pretend otherwise?
Many Jews Thrived in Babylonian Captivity
The bright side of exile.