The French were never freer than during the Nazis occupation, or so this hypothesis is presented by Jean Paul Sartre in his short essay, "The Republic of Silence," where the French Heideggerean existentialist philosopher–does anyone say Heideggerean? I know we still read Heidegger, even if only because we are sure it will help us to understand Derrida, who we read through our misunderstanding and disunderstanding because we are sur … Read More
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