Marx, Heidegger and the Crocodile

Posted on by Dolly Miller-Brennan

Because Fardid knew no German, his knowledge of Heidegger was based on scanty reading and misreading of French or Persian translations. Fardid’s understanding of Heidegger could be summed up in two erroneous beliefs: society’s need for order and the need

Source: Marx, Heidegger and the Crocodile

Published by Dolly Miller-Brennan

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