Heidegger and the Death of God

Presents a distinctive focus on Heideggers engagement with Nietzsche
Seeks to assess whether Heidegger's conclusions about Nietzsche are correct
Questions whether Heidegger's thinking overcomes the problems with Neitzsche's reductionism, so as to open up a new place for religious and theistic questions

Presents a distinctive focus on Heideggers engagement with Nietzsche Seeks to assess whether Heidegger's conclusions about Nietzsche are correct Questions whether Heidegger's thinking overcomes the problems with Neitzsche's reductionism, so as to open up a new place for religious and theistic questions Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Autorentext

Duane Armitage is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at The University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA. He is the author of Heidegger's Pauline and Lutheran Roots (2016).

Zusammenfassung
Presents a distinctive focus on Heideggers engagement with Nietzsche
Seeks to assess whether Heidegger's conclusions about Nietzsche are correct
Questions whether Heidegger's thinking overcomes the problems with Neitzsche's reductionism, so as to open up a new place for religious and theistic questions

Inhalt
1: Introduction.- 2: Nietzsche and the Battle over Being.- 3: Heidegger's Gigantomachy.- 4: Kierkegaard, Nagel, Conclusions.<p