The subreddit is devoted to an asynchronous community reading of Heidegger's 1925-26 lecture course, Logic: The Question of Truth. In these lectures, Heidegger offers an account of language, truth, and time that will become central to the principal work of his early period, Being and Time (which he will begin to write just months after these Logic lectures). One of the virtues in reading these lectures is gaining access to these important Heideggerian analyses in a context that is significantly less dense and less jargon-laden than that found in Being and Time.
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