The Cabin Between Being and Time , by Scott Horton

By Scott HortonJuly 5, 20076 min read

This month’s Harper’s features a wonderful poem by Les Gottesman entitled “Heidegger’s a.m.” which presents some Heideggerian phenomenology with caffeine

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