[lbo-talk] Liberalism and preemptive evil

[Chris Doss]

They were both students of Heidegger, actually, though
Arendt loved him and Straus hated him. Lowith and
Marcuse were also his students. Bavk when I was
writing my never-completed dissertation (on the
influence of Heidegger on Arendt, going from her
dissertation -- which I think uses Augustine as a
proxy to attack some aspects of Being and Time and
support some others) to her analysis of
totalitarianism up to the Life of the Mind) I planned
on at some point writing a book analyzing those four
people's respective relations to the good Herr Doktor.

--- Chuck Grimes <cgrimes at rawbw.com> wrote:


> How do you read the same books, share the same
> minority status, have
> the same experiences, go to the same universities,
> even share
> professors and come out on almost diametrically
> opposite sides on just
> about every important issue in politics and
> philosophy? 

Nu, zayats, pogodi!

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