Month: February 2026

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Heidegger’s grave in Meßkirch (wiki) Derrida lecturing at EHESS, 1990s (wiki) Foreword: Of course, most people live their lives “as though” the next moment won’t be denied, though it could be.  Every time I reach for my glass or leave for work I’m doing so “as though” the activity will be completed, as though the … Landing Page for Posts on Martin Heidegger and Jacques Derrida on the Philosophy of Death

(Derridean Heidegger 2/2) Philosophy and Christianity as the Religion of Anxiety

SEE THIS CURRENT BLOG SERIES LANDING PAGE ON DERRIDA’S AND HEIDEGGER’S PHILOSOPHY OF DEATH: Jacques Derrida and Martin Heidegger on The Philosophy of Death Last time I noted the deep presence of Anxiety in Christianity that seems to inform Heidegger’s interpretation of the human condition in Being and Time, specifically Heidegger’s own self-understanding which would put … (Derridean Heidegger 2/2) Philosophy and Christianity as the Religion of Anxiety

A Derridean Interpretation of Christian/Stoic Being-Toward Death in Heidegger’s Being and Time:

SEE THIS CURRENT BLOG SERIES LANDING PAGE ON DERRIDA’S AND HEIDEGGER’S PHILOSOPHY OF DEATH: Jacques Derrida and Martin Heidegger on The Philosophy of Death Once that affect of conclusion (conviction or belief) is suspended, “it is surely possible,” says Freud, “to throw oneself [to give oneself up to—it is a strong phrase: sich hingeben] into … A Derridean Interpretation of Christian/Stoic Being-Toward Death in Heidegger’s Being and Time: