The Later Heidegger - Technology, Poetry & the Will to Power

A few clips of William Barrett discussing the thought of the later Heidegger with Bryan Magee in a 1977 interview series on Modern Philosophy called "Men of Ideas". The full interview can be found here: • Heidegger & Modern Exi...
#philosophy #heidegger #bryanmagee

[@jamilkhan715]

This conversation should have lasted for a longer period. Very educative indeed.

[@samn8309]

Heidegger's philosophy on technology runs very deep.
Desertification commenced when man began to represent and create things instead of exalting them.

[@markreadin7124]

Heidegger, the greatest existentialist. I wonder what he would make of our technological advances now, so many developments

[@2009Artteacher]

its what you think ,that should matter. Heidegger is a dead natzi .

[@tattoofthesun]

I love this era of professor and intellectual

[@RichInk]

Beautifully put.

[@cheri238]

Heidderger : freedoms are very quiet and soft. FRACIS BACON PUT NATURE TO THE RACK. LOVE PHILOSOPHY ❤️

[@richardt.buryan832]

WE ARE SELF-DELUDED WITH OUR CONSTRUCTIONS.

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

"There must be another way...."
ACIM

[@zarathustra8789]

It is mostly prapanca, conceptual proliferation.

[@Unfunny_Username_389]

Yet they're inevitable.

[@TheCommono]

Is that why Heidegger supported NS Germany or at least thought that the Nazis were headed in the right direction - because the NS movement was so promising in hindsight to the Germans more being a people than one 'under construction'? lol

[@louisnewton4292]

Are there any books that touch upon the subject of the conversation? I find this to be very intriguing.

[@Ben11139]

Heidegger's Question Concerning Technology is a good place to start

[@samn8309]

Dugin's 'Philosophy of another beginning' is a good start at Heidegger and machenshaft with techne, and the will to power are very well explained.

[@mikeoglen6848]

Let's have some more "Men of Ideas".

[@n1c0lp2]

4:46 el lobo escribiendo poemas sobre la luna

[@tomthumb2361]

They used to switch the cameras on and then just cut from speaker to speaker as needed. Very little other camera work. They also recorded lengthy turns by one or other in full, without editing. Now...!?!? OMG! Edited to death, with relentless and wearing camera work, including pointless shots of knees and groins if it's on Panorama.

[@2009Artteacher]

What about the contents ? Or did you listen ?

[@JosephDuvernay]

Heiddy!

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

Give emotion to God