Anthony Bartlett on the Significance of Martin Heidegger
About this episode
Anthony Bartlett discusses the significance of Martin Heidegger's focus on language over traditional metaphysics and its relation to violence.
Anthony Bartlett explains Heidegger's turn to language in place of a philosophical metaphysics, and locates language as the origin integral to being and the essential nature of violence. If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider donating to support our work. Become a Patron!
People in this episode
Host: Paul Axton
Guest: Anthony Bartlett
Topics covered
- language
- philosophy
- metaphysics
- violence
- existentialism
Keywords
- Heidegger
- language
- philosophical metaphysics
- violence
- existentialism
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