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Monday, August 13, 2007
 
Middle Easy Online gets into blood, soil, and the Athens vs. Jerusalem dichotomy.
Heidegger highlights the myth of autochthony through Hölderlin’s poetry. He binds landscape and rootedness with the primordial affinity to the Greeks. For the völkisch ideologists the kinship with the Greeks functioned as an aesthetic religion, for an authentic German homecoming; a path that was meant to rescue the Germans from enlightenment and modernity.
 
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