Johannes Fritsche
Biographic Data
| ID | 1434820 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johannes Fritsche |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johannes |
| FAMILY NAME | Fritsche |
| SIGNATURE | FRITSCHE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bogaziçi University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Historical Destiny and National Socialism in Heidegger's Being and Time
Heidegger on Machination, the Jewish Race, and the Holocaust
In the Black Notebooks, Heidegger ascribes in 1938/9 to the Jewish race an “empty rationality and calculative ability,” in his view the cause of its “worldlessness.” To assess this characterisation, I present Heidegger’s theories of history as a decline in Being and Time and in his later history of Being. For this purpose, I discuss his notions of Rechnen (reckoning), Machenschaft (machination), and Geviert (fourfold), several existentialia from …
Absence of Soil, Historicity, and Goethe in Heidegger's Being and Time
In summer issue of 2015, Philosophy Today published a paper by Thomas Sheehan entitled Emmanuel Faye: The Introduction of Fraud into Philosophy? (EF), in which Sheehan rebukes, in extraordinarily strong terms, Faye's book on Heidegger's introduction of Nazism into philosophy, Heidegger: The Introduction of Nazism into Philosophy in Light of Unpublished Seminars of 1933-1935 (HI).1 In this paper, I shall address longest part of Sheehan's paper, na…
Agamben on Aristotle, Hegel, Kant, and National Socialism
The biological precedents for medieval impetus theory and its Aristotelian character
While the impetus theory is often regarded as a non-Aristotelian theory that could not have emerged within the development of Aristotelianism, I argue that it is essentially Aristotelian. Given the state of the theories of body, movement and sexual reproduction and the development of the theory of the four elements in the Latin West at the end of the thirteenth century, the impetus theory was probably developed as an application to projectiles of…
From National Socialism to Postmodernism
The Seduction of Unreason
Aristotle on Χẃρα in Plato’s Timaeus (Physics IV
Aristotle’s interpretation of χẃρα (= matter and space) has most often been regarded as an excellent example of his supposed inability to read otherphilosophers other than through the lenses of his own technical vocabulary and its implications. However, his reasoning is independent of his own take on theissue of prime matter, his claim is right, and it amounts to the thesis that χẃρα is neither matter nor space. It is shown how 209 b 6–17 is loca…
Competition and Conformity
Historical Destiny and National Socialism in Heidegger’s Being and Time
Heidegger in the Kairos of “The Occident”
Commnication de l'A. dans le cadre d'un colloque sur son oeuvre organisee par la New School for Social Research en janvier 1998. Definissant la situation politique de l'Allemagne des annees 1920-1930 en termes de kairos et de choix, l'A. etudie le theme de l'origine qui apparait chez P. Tillich au fondement historique de la pensee et de l'action politiques, d'une part, et interroge l'absence d'un partage entre Chretiens et Grecs dans l'oeuvre de …
Genus and τὸ τί ἦν εἶναι (essence) in Aristotle and Socrates
On Brinks and Bridges in Heidegger
L'A. etudie les problemes lies a la traduction anglaise des oeuvres de Heidegger, en s'appuyant sur quatre passages significatifs d'«Etre et temps», de l'«Introduction a la metaphysique», des «Chemins qui ne menent nulle part» et des «Hymnes de Holderlin». L'A. aborde le concept d'impartialite et le theme central d'Auschwitz chez Heidegger
The Unity of Time in Aristotle
L'A. etudie le probleme de l'unite des deux definitions du temps que donne Aristote dans la «Physique», a travers la confrontation des interpretations de Wieland et Bohme, le premier soutenant la definition traditionnelle et metaphysique de l'actualite du temps dans l'âme, le second affirmant avec raison l'existence independante du temps defini comme le nombre structurant du mouvement, dont la source dans le ciel permet d'opposer Aristote a Plato…
Heidegger on Machination, the Jewish Race, and the Holocaust
In the Black Notebooks, Heidegger ascribes in 1938/9 to the Jewish race an “empty rationality and calculative ability,” in his view the cause of its “worldlessness.” To assess this characterisation, I present Heidegger’s theories of history as a decline in Being and Time and in his later history of Being. For this purpose, I discuss his notions of Rechnen (reckoning), Machenschaft (machination), and Geviert (fourfold), several existentialia from …
Agamben on Aristotle, Hegel, Kant, and National Socialism
From National Socialism to Postmodernism
The Unity of Time in Aristotle
L'A. etudie le probleme de l'unite des deux definitions du temps que donne Aristote dans la «Physique», a travers la confrontation des interpretations de Wieland et Bohme, le premier soutenant la definition traditionnelle et metaphysique de l'actualite du temps dans l'âme, le second affirmant avec raison l'existence independante du temps defini comme le nombre structurant du mouvement, dont la source dans le ciel permet d'opposer Aristote a Plato…
On Brinks and Bridges in Heidegger
L'A. etudie les problemes lies a la traduction anglaise des oeuvres de Heidegger, en s'appuyant sur quatre passages significatifs d'«Etre et temps», de l'«Introduction a la metaphysique», des «Chemins qui ne menent nulle part» et des «Hymnes de Holderlin». L'A. aborde le concept d'impartialite et le theme central d'Auschwitz chez Heidegger
Genus and τὸ τί ἦν εἶναι (essence) in Aristotle and Socrates
Historical Destiny and National Socialism in Heidegger’s Being and Time
Heidegger in the Kairos of “The Occident”
Commnication de l'A. dans le cadre d'un colloque sur son oeuvre organisee par la New School for Social Research en janvier 1998. Definissant la situation politique de l'Allemagne des annees 1920-1930 en termes de kairos et de choix, l'A. etudie le theme de l'origine qui apparait chez P. Tillich au fondement historique de la pensee et de l'action politiques, d'une part, et interroge l'absence d'un partage entre Chretiens et Grecs dans l'oeuvre de …
Competition and Conformity
Aristotle on Χẃρα in Plato’s Timaeus (Physics IV
Aristotle’s interpretation of χẃρα (= matter and space) has most often been regarded as an excellent example of his supposed inability to read otherphilosophers other than through the lenses of his own technical vocabulary and its implications. However, his reasoning is independent of his own take on theissue of prime matter, his claim is right, and it amounts to the thesis that χẃρα is neither matter nor space. It is shown how 209 b 6–17 is loca…
The Seduction of Unreason
From National Socialism to Postmodernism
The biological precedents for medieval impetus theory and its Aristotelian character
While the impetus theory is often regarded as a non-Aristotelian theory that could not have emerged within the development of Aristotelianism, I argue that it is essentially Aristotelian. Given the state of the theories of body, movement and sexual reproduction and the development of the theory of the four elements in the Latin West at the end of the thirteenth century, the impetus theory was probably developed as an application to projectiles of…
Agamben on Aristotle, Hegel, Kant, and National Socialism
Absence of Soil, Historicity, and Goethe in Heidegger's Being and Time
In summer issue of 2015, Philosophy Today published a paper by Thomas Sheehan entitled Emmanuel Faye: The Introduction of Fraud into Philosophy? (EF), in which Sheehan rebukes, in extraordinarily strong terms, Faye's book on Heidegger's introduction of Nazism into philosophy, Heidegger: The Introduction of Nazism into Philosophy in Light of Unpublished Seminars of 1933-1935 (HI).1 In this paper, I shall address longest part of Sheehan's paper, na…
Heidegger on Machination, the Jewish Race, and the Holocaust
In the Black Notebooks, Heidegger ascribes in 1938/9 to the Jewish race an “empty rationality and calculative ability,” in his view the cause of its “worldlessness.” To assess this characterisation, I present Heidegger’s theories of history as a decline in Being and Time and in his later history of Being. For this purpose, I discuss his notions of Rechnen (reckoning), Machenschaft (machination), and Geviert (fourfold), several existentialia from …
Historical Destiny and National Socialism in Heidegger's Being and Time
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