Wednesday, July 30, 2014
In the TLS (July 25) Paul Bishop reviews Überlegungen II-XV.
My local kiosk rearranged its magazines and I stumbled on the TLS again, having lost its position in the kiosk's ordering for a few years. Sadly, it's too large for my scanner. Also got the New Scientist. Quantum mechanics just got weirder. Properties of particles (e.g. spin) can exist (move around the lab) independently of the particles. ¶ 6:09 PM
Thus the tone was set for the appearance of the Notebooks in February and March of this year, and (with a few exceptions) reporing in the German cultural media has followed this line: that Heidegger was not just a Nazi, but an anti-Semite.Catastrophic, but not serious.
My local kiosk rearranged its magazines and I stumbled on the TLS again, having lost its position in the kiosk's ordering for a few years. Sadly, it's too large for my scanner. Also got the New Scientist. Quantum mechanics just got weirder. Properties of particles (e.g. spin) can exist (move around the lab) independently of the particles. ¶ 6:09 PM
