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Thursday, March 19, 2015
 
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Public Seminar on Markus Gabriel's objection to dropping a philosophy chair from Freiburg U.
“German Geist now resides in America!,” [Markus Gabriel] quotes, with lament, a former American colleague as having said. The scandal apparently is that German Geist is in exile, “dwelling” — the choice of Heidegger’s technical terminology is unfortunate — in American rather than German universities. In this narrative of the German Geist (what is that, actually?), German spirit has been deposited in American elite universities and, apparently, the American spirit has colonized the black forest: “People believe, that in [American] universities everything is done better, so that we can just dispense with Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Husserl and Heidegger, and instead write articles about current American philosophers”.
 
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