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This first English translation of Logik als die Frage nach dem
Wesen der Sprache, volume 38 of Martin Heidegger's Gesamtausgabe,
contains novel ideas on logic and language that are important for
anyone wishing to think beyond traditional views of language and
logic. Based on student transcripts of Heidegger's lectures and
manuscripts for a 1934 summer course, the work contains his first
public reflection on the nature of language itself. Given shortly
after Heidegger's resignation to the rectorship of the University
of Freiburg, the course also opens up fresh perspectives into his
controversial involvement with the Nazi regime. Heidegger's
critical probing of logic involves metaphysics and poetry and
intertwines essential questions concerning language as a
world-forming power, the human being, history, and time. This work
marks a milestone in Heidegger's path of thinking as his first
meditation on language as a primal event of being.
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