"To late for the gods”: Three characteristics of a historial perspective be on religion

Authors

  • Claudia Drucker

Abstract

Nowadays, Heidegger is most often remembered as the thinker of technique and of the long precarious night of nihilism, and with good reason. One might derive a view on religion from this standpoint, although hard to reconcile with the crucial role played by Hölderlin in Heidegger’s thinking. Hölderlin is not just a poet who denies the presence of gods among us, and Heidegger is not only the thinker of technical poverty when he reads him. Keywords: Hölderlin, Indecisiveness, Topology of being, Western turn.

Published

2024-10-02

How to Cite

Drucker, C. (2024). "To late for the gods”: Three characteristics of a historial perspective be on religion. Human Nature - International Philosophy and Psychology Review, 11(2), 181–202. Retrieved from http://revistas.dwwe.com.br:80/index.php/NH/article/view/956