What Does Heidegger’s Anti-Semitism Mean for Jewish Philosophy?
…ou come to mind—as an apt metaphor to depict the life of the mind. In this spirit, I would step back and speak about the dance. I have never separated the speculative and the experiential. I realize this may confuse some people and it may be responsible for my being left out of certain groups, but I have always been committed to the belief that thinking is a contemplative exercise. I view writing, too, in this vein. My creativity expresses itself…
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