[lbo-talk] Strauss 1

[Chris Doss]

They have more of a direct correlate in early 20th-century rightwing (and to some extent leftwing) thinking in general, of which Nazism was a subset. The biologism of Nazism is quite antithetical to Heidegger.

Not meaning to get into this again.

--- On Tue, 12/23/08, James Heartfield <Heartfield at blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

 I am still a bit reluctant to map
> philosophical results directly onto political positions
> (even the Nazi Heidegger, whose categories often seem to
> have a direct correlate in Nazi thinking deserves to have
> his philosophy understood in its own terms), but this makes
> the argument very well.
>