Description
Augustine and Heidegger , the sixth volume in the Collectanea Augustiniana series, is an analysis of Heideggers interpretation of Augustine of Hippo. The first part deals with Heideggers phenomenological analysis of Confessions X from the perspective of both Augustine and Heidegger. The second part treats various themes common to both authors. This book is timely since there is presently no in-depth study of the relationship between Augustine and Heidegger on either side of the Atlantic.
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