Inspiring invitation to philosophy in the mode of Nietzsche and Heidegger: @JohannesAchill with @dgozil. Dry and technical at the beginning, but then wide-ranging and largely accessible.
I resonate strongly with most of what he says (same influences!)https://anchor.fm/intellectualexplorersclub/episodes/Johannes-Niederhauser---In-Touch-With-What-Always-Has-Been-ebetkr …
Yes, that seems right to me (but I haven’t read Heidegger’s key works on this issue, nor subsequent discourse).
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Usually I recommend reading Dreyfus before Heidegger, but he does introduce some distortions and has a different agenda. For you it might be better to go straight to the original, or to other secondary sources.
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