Heidegger and Marx: A Phantasmatic Dialectics

Authors

  • Peter Trawny

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61378/enun.v3i1.47

Keywords:

Heidegger, Marx, Jewish thought

Abstract

What is so different in “Jewish thought”? What is “Jewish” in “Jewish thought”? Or otherwise put: What is so “Jewish” in “Jewish thought” that it is not German, not European? Or is there something in “Jewish thought” that is European, but not German? This article aims to think the anti-Marxian matrix of Heideggerian thinking, the difference between a thinking of Being itself and a thinking of beings. For Heidegger the “history of Being” provides the context for interpreting and understanding Marx’s thinking – also or especially in his assumed Jewish roots.


 

 

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Published

2018-09-11

Issue

Revista Enunciação - v.3, n.1 (2018)

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