En Heidegger and the beginning Rudiger Safranski Safranski returns to the Heideggerian arena to explore, in a profoundly suggestive way, moods as a pathway to ontologically illuminating vantage points. He analyzes the experience of nothingness, and thus the passage of the void of time, as the basis not only for a metaphysical theory but also for a genuine existential rebirth, a new beginning marked by radical freedom and authenticity. In the book's second essay, "Theory on Love and Theory for Love," Safranski questions the typically modern gap between theory and eros and proposes a Platonic recovery of the erotic as a phenomenological device, that is, as the opening of a space where the world can reveal itself without being altered by our reifying intervention.

Heidegger Dossier in the magazine Minerva