Looks like you had a productive year, and I'm glad this year introduced your work to me. I'm especially pleased to see "Hannah Arendt on the New Right" as a reminder of the totalitarian mentality that clings to ex-Communists, and its current manifestations.
"What Remains" inspired me to look for the correspondence between Hannah Arendt and Martin Heidegger, Stanford has the original German, and I found it rather devastating in ways. I saw the letters about reading Zauberberg together. Some commentators, smarter than me.\, think "Sein und Zeit" was influenced by discussions with HA and remained his best work the rest of his life. And that Zauberberg influenced his concept of Zeit. I'll be interested in your thought on Zauberberg...Elena
Hi Elena, Their papers are in the archive in Marbach, Germany, and you can find the correspondence published in English. Hope you enjoyed the poems! Happy New Years, S
As to your question on New Year's Eve...I stay in as well...but my favorite is The Wizard of Oz. Seems better than ever ! Happy New Year !
I've been wanting to finally read The Wizard of Oz. It's a classic, too. Happy New Year!
Here's looking at you kid. Rest for the circus is coming to town January 20th.
Thank you, Frank!
Bring on the fortune telling ladies
Happy New Years!
Busy year! Jealous of your travel! You deserve your success and I hope next year is just as productive
Thank you! Happy New Years!
As time goes by, fewer and fewer Americans are familiar with Casablanca. Is it then any wonder that Trump was elected?
Looks like you had a productive year, and I'm glad this year introduced your work to me. I'm especially pleased to see "Hannah Arendt on the New Right" as a reminder of the totalitarian mentality that clings to ex-Communists, and its current manifestations.
Thank you, Hal! It was productive in its own way. Wishing you a wonderful New Year! S
"What Remains" inspired me to look for the correspondence between Hannah Arendt and Martin Heidegger, Stanford has the original German, and I found it rather devastating in ways. I saw the letters about reading Zauberberg together. Some commentators, smarter than me.\, think "Sein und Zeit" was influenced by discussions with HA and remained his best work the rest of his life. And that Zauberberg influenced his concept of Zeit. I'll be interested in your thought on Zauberberg...Elena
Hi Elena, Their papers are in the archive in Marbach, Germany, and you can find the correspondence published in English. Hope you enjoyed the poems! Happy New Years, S