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SUMMARY:The Aftermath of Being and Time (1927-1932)/ Die Nachwirkungen von Sein und Zeit (1927-1932)
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DESCRIPTION:<p>Upon the appearance of Being and Time in 1927\, Martin Heidegger found himself suddenly transformed from a provincial university lecturer &ndash\; whispered about as "the hidden king of philosophy" &ndash\; to an internationally recognised figurehead of a new kind of thinking.<br>From then\, until he publically aligned himself with National Socialism in 1933\, Heidegger's thinking underwent major development.</p>\n<p>ECHS invites abstracts for papers which seek to illuminate important aspects of Heidegger's thinking between those two points in time.</p>\n<p>Possible topics include but are not limited to:</p>\n<p>&ndash\; Discussion of the so-called "Kant Buch" (Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics)</p>\n<p>&ndash\; The 1929 lecture series The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics: World - Finitude - Solitude</p>\n<p>&ndash\; The Beginning of Western Philosophy (GA 35)</p>\n<p>Each presentation of a paper should be between 30-45 minutes\, and the time allotted to each is 60 minutes. Please submit a title\, short summary\, and short biographical information before 1st May\, 2026.</p>\n<p>Contact: Alfred Denker at&nbsp\;alfred.denker@yahoo.com</a>&nbsp\;or The European Centre for Heidegger Studies at&nbsp\;&nbsp\;info@europeancentreforheideggerstudies.org</a>.</p>\nhttp://europeancentreforheideggerstudies.org</a>
ORGANIZER;CN=Alfred Denker;CN=Louise Shale:
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