Upcoming Events

2026

January

  • Starting in the 1930s Heidegger increasingly turned to the poetry of Friedrich Hölderlin in his lectures and writings.
    This Webinar explores Heidegger’s readings of Hölderlin’s poems “Homecoming” and “Kindred Ones” in his 1944 publication “Elucidations of Hölderlin’s Poetry” (GA 4).

    Series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th January 2026.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 4 sessions together): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • This course examines Heidegger´s political engagement and his relation to national socialism.

    In four lectures Alfred Denker will present an overview and interpretation of this perennial topic. In the four reading sessions participants will study Heidegger´s most important writings on the topic of politics, and university, and we will also pay close attention to key passages from his Notebooks.

    Series of 8 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 12th, 19th, 26th January; 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd February; 2nd March 2026.
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 8 sessions together): 100 Euros; 75 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • An introduction to some of the fundamental aspects of Heidegger Studies.

    Louise Shale will explore the history of Heidegger’s published and unpublished writings, and offer an overview of the Gesamtausgabe.

    Alfred Denker will examine the unfolding of Heidegger’s paths of thinkings, and the different ways of reading his texts.

    In the last four session, Alfred Denker will share scans of some of Heidegger’s handwritten manuscripts to illustrate how Heidegger composed his works, while offers some advice on how to read his famously impenetrable handwriting.

    Series of 8 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 23th January; 13th, 20th, 27th February; 13th, 20th, and 27th March 2026.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 8 sessions together): 100 Euros; 80 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • 30th, 31st January, and 1st February via Zoom.

    https://philevents.org/event/show/142313?ref=email

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

February

  • In this series we shall work through the text of Heidegger’s 1942-43 lecture course “Parmenides” (GA 54), wherein Heidegger tries to understand Parmenides’ famous poem as a text written before the onset of metaphysics in Plato and Aristotle.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th February; 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th March; 1st, and 8th April 2026.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • In this course, Alfred Denker presents a series of lectures outlining Heidegger’s lifelong relationship with religion and theology – stretching from the Catholicism of his boyhood, his engagement with Protestantism, to his later engagement with Hölderlin and the Greek Gods – interspersed by guided readings of a selection of Heidegger texts on this subject.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th February; 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th March; 2nd, and 9th April 2026.
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 80 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • In this series, Alfred Denker will lead participants through the text of Heidegger’s posthumously published 1941 work “On Inception” (GA 70).

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th February; 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th March; 2nd, and 9th April 2026.
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Alfred Denker presents a series of lectures and guided readings exploring Heidegger’s understanding of the history of Western Metaphysics, in particular his understanding of Schelling, Hegel, and Nietzsche.

    Series of 12 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 25th February; 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th March; 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th April; 6th, and 13th May 2026.
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 12 sessions together): 120 Euros; 95 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A guided reading of Heidegger’s essay “Words”, first delivered as a lecture at the Burgtheater in Vienna, under the title “Dichten und Denken. Zu Stefan Georges Gedicht ‘Das Wort’”.

    Weekend series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 28th February and 1st March 2026.
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for entire weekend): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • NEW DATE – 21st and 22nd February
    A weekend workshop features presentations and discussions by James Snyder, Louise Shale, and Alfred Denker on Heidegger’s poetic thinking and the Delphic Maxims; the Proto-European history of greek thinking; and Heidegger and Pindar.

  • Alfred Denker leads a 15 session course on the origins and development of Heidegger’s thought from his youth until Being and Time.

    Series of 15 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 17th, 24th February; 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st March; 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th April; 5th, 12th, 19th, and 26th May 2026.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 15 sessions together): 150 Euros; 120 Euros for patreons, 75 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

March

  • This weekend reading session guides participants through Heidegger’s important post-war essay “Building Dwelling Thinking”, which was first delivered in two versions as two lectures in August 1951.

    Weekend series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 28th and 29th March 2026.
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for entire weekend): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • 14th-15th March 2026 via Zoom.

    https://philevents.org/event/show/143470

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Over 10 sessions, Alfred Denker will lead a small group through the text of Being and Time, with time for discussion and questioning.
    Suitable for beginners and more advanced students, alike.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Monday March 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30; April 6, 13, 20, and 27; and May 4, 2026

    Time: 15.30-17.00 CET

    Fee (for entire series): 100 Euros; 75 Euros for patreons, 50 Euros for students/low income. 15 Euros per sesions.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A companion series to the slow reading group of Being and Time. Participants will work through Heidegger’s commentary on Being and Time dating from 1936, taken from GA 82, in English translation.


    Series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Thursday March 12th, 19th, and 26th, and April 2nd, 2026

    Time: 15.30-17.00 CET

    Fee (for entire series): 80 Euro, Patrons 60 Euro, Students 40 Euro. Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A Webinar series examining Heidegger’s 1926 lecture, one of the few he ever gave on phenomenology, and delivered at the time he was writing Being and Time.

    Series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Friday March 13th, 20th, and 27th, and April 3rd, 2026

    Time: 15.30-17.00 CET

    Fee (for entire series): 80 Euro, Patrons 60 Euro, Students 40 Euro. Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

April

  • In 1962, after a lifetime of thinking with the Ancient Greeks, Heidegger finally made the journey to Greece.
    In these sessions, participants will be guided through the philosophical journal Heidegger made during this trip, published posthumously in translation as “Sojourns – The Journey to Greece”.

    Series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Weekend of 18th-19th April 2026
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 4 sessions together): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A webinar dedicated to Heidegger’s second “being-historical” manuscript Mindfulness (GA 66). Posthumously published, it is a continuation of the paths of thinking which Heidegger began in Contributions to Philosophy (GA 65).

    Since this is an attempt to think in a non-metaphysical way, the text is notoriously difficult to understand. In this first of two planned series on the Mindfulness text, attendees will be led through sessions reading and discussing the first 15 sections of the text.

    Series of 15 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Friday 10th, 17th, and 24th April; 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th May; 12th, 19th, and 26th June; 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st July; 7th August.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 15 sessions together): 150 Euros; 120 Euros for patreons, 75 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A Webinar series on Heidegger’s 1926 lecture course Grundbegriffe der antiken Philosophie (GA 22).

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Thursday 23rd, and 30th April; 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th May; 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th June 2026.
    Time: 15.30-17.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A webinar series on Heidegger’s 1924 lecture course Grundbegriffe der aristotelischen Philosophie (GA 18).

    Series of 15 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Wednesday 22nd, 29th April; 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th May; 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th June; 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th July 2026.
    Time: 15.30-17.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 15 sessions together): 150 Euros; 120 Euros for patreons, 70 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A webinar on Heidegger’s lecture Dasein and the Individual, which he gave in Zürich in January 1936 (GA 80.2)

    Held via Zoom.
    Dates: Saturday 25th April 2026
    Time: 15.00-20.00 (CET).

    Fee: 50 Euros; 35 Euros for patreons, 10 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A webinar series on Heidegger’s 19-37-1938 lecture course Grundfragen der Philosophie – Ausgewählte Probleme der Logik (GA 45). This course was given during the time in which Heidegger was writing his private manuscript Contributions to Philosophy (GA 65), and the two stand in close relation to each other.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: Thursday 23rd, 30th April; 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th May; 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th June 2026.
    Time: 15.30-17.00 (CET).

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived partially or entirely for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • This webinar examines Heidegger’s famous 1929 “Kant Book” – Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik (GA 3) – which serves as a bridge between Being and Time and Heidegger’s later turn.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 23rd, 30th April; 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th May; 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th June 2026.
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for Patreons, 50 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

May

  • The Aftermath of Being and Time (1927-1932)/

    Die Nachwirkungen von Sein und Zeit (1927-1932)

    International Online Conference

    Held via Zoom

    May 22-24, 2026

    Send papers to alfred.denker@yahoo.com before 1st May

  • This webinar is dedicated to the second lecture course “What is Called Thinking?” which Heidegger gave as Professor Emeritus at the University of Freiburg in the winter semester 1951/52.
    In each 2 hour session, Dr. Alfred Denker will first give an hour-long interpretation one of the 11 lectures, followed by an hour long discussion of selected passages, with time for reading, discussion and questions from the participants.

    Series of 11 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 14th, 21st, 28th May; 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th June; 2nd, 9th, 16th, and 23rd July 2026.
    Time: 15.30-17.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for Patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • This webinar series examines Heidegger’s 1928-1929 lecture series “Einleitung in die Philosophie” (GA 27) through a mix of lectures and reading seminars.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 27th May; 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th June; 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th July 2026
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for Patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • This webinar series is an examination of Heidegger’s 1920-1921 lecture course “Introduction to Phenomenology of Religion/ Einleitung in die Phänomenologie of Religion” (GA 60), specifically focusing upon the second section wherein Heidegger offers an interpretation of St Paul’s letters.

    Series of 6 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 19th, 26th, May; 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd June 2026
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 6 sessions together): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 45 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Conducted in collaboration with Medard Boss, the Zollikon Seminars are of central importance to both Daseinanalysis and to existential therapy more generally. In this webinar series, Alfred Denker will spent the first of each two hour session giving an overview and brief interpretation of a passage taken from the Zollikon text, followed by a group reading and discussion in the second hour.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th June; 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th July; 4th August 2026.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 100 Euros; 75 Euros for Patreons, 50 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

June

  • This webinar series explores the third of Heidegger’s Country Path Conversations/Feldweg-Gespräche (GA 77), “Evening Conversation in a Prisoner of War Camp in Russia, between a Younger and an Older Man”.

    The “Country Path Conversations” were composed in the winter of 1944/45, as the Second World War was approaching its inexorable end. The date 7 April 1945 was inscribed at the end of “Ἀγχιβασίη,” and 8 May 1945 at the end of the conversation in a prisoner of war camp. In Heidegger’s being-historical thinking, the question of “where we are” must be understood both ontologically and historically. Country Path Conversations was written at a crucial moment, not only in the development of Heidegger’s own thought, but also in world history. All three conversations were composed on the eve of the end of the Second World War. The third closes with the date 8 May 1945, and the following remark: “On the day the world celebrated its victory, without yet recognizing that already for centuries it has been defeated by its own rebellious uprising” (p. 157). The conversations attempt to explain why, in the realm of the essential, the end of the war “changes nothing,” why Germany was not alone—even if in well-known respects exemplary—in the global insurgence of the technological civilization of the Occident. Here too, Heidegger maintains that an ontology of the essential events of history (Geschichte), or being-historical thinking (seinsgeschichtliches Denken), cannot be conflated with historiology (Historie) as a reckoning of ontic occurrences.

    Series of 6 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 30th June; 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th July; 4th August 2026.
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 6 sessions together): 90 Euros; 75 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Join us as we explore together the notes Heidegger made on Being and Time in 1943, as part of his efforts to rethink his most famous work. These notes have has been published under the title: “The Way. The Path through Being and Time/Der Weg. Der Gang durch Sein und Zeit” in GA 82.

    Series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 26th June; 3rd, 10th, 17th July 2026.
    Time: 15.30-17.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 4 sessions together): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A weekend webinar on Heidegger’s 1941 lecture to the Freiburg philosophical/philological society “Corona”, published in GA 80.2.

    A weekend webinar held via Zoom.
    Dates: 27th and 28th June 2026.
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for whole weekend): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • A weekend webinar on Heidegger’s 1953 essay “Science and Reflection/Wissenschaft und Besinnung” (GA 7).

    A weekend webinar held via Zoom.
    Dates: 13th and 14th June 2026.
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for entire weekend): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Heidegger՚s reflections on peace are mostly overlooked in Heidegger research. Louise Baar is dedicating her doctoral thesis to this topic and has found important passages in which Heidegger shares his thoughts on peace. She will share her findings in a lecture that will be followed by reading sessions of pertinent texts. The opposite of peace is war. Alfred Denker will present a lecture on Heidegger՚s understanding of war as it is found in early Greek thinking. This lecture will also be followed by two reading sessions.

    A weekend webinar held via Zoom.
    Dates: 20th and 21st June 2026.
    Time: 15.30-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for entire weekend): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • This webinar series looks at Heidegger’s 1950s work “A Dialogue on Language between a Japanese Person and an Inquirer”, found in “Unterwegs zur Sprache” (GA 12). This dialogue originated in 1958/59 on the occasion of a visit by Professor Tezuka of the Imperial University, Tokyo.

    Series of 8 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 15th, 22nd, 29th June; 6th, 13th, 20th July; and 10th August 2026.
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 8 sessions together): 100 Euros; 75 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

July

  • The letter on Humanism was Heidegger’s first publication after the Second World War. It was of great importance for the reception of Heidegger in France.
    In this webinar series, participants will read and discuss not only the Letter on Humanism, but also Heidegger’s latter notes on the text from “On my Own Publications”.

    Series of 12 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th July; 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th August; 3rd, 10th, and 17th September 2026
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 12 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for Patreons, 45 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • In this webinar series, participants will read and discuss the text “The Way. The Path through Being and Time”, (1943), from the collection “On my own Publications”.

    Series of 4 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 3rd, 10th, 17th, and 24th July 2026
    Time: 15.30-17.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 4 sessions together): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Dr. Alfred Denker will trace Heidegger’s understanding of death from the early Freiburg lecture courses to his understand of the mortals and mortality in his later writing, via a series of lectures and reading seminars.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 16th, 23rd, and 30th July; 6th, 13th, 20th, and 27th August; 3rd, 10th, and 27th September 2026
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 95 Euros for Patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Dr Alfred Denker leads participants through Heidegger’s 1934 lecture course “Logic as the Question Concerning the Essence of Language” (GA 38).

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 20th, and 27th July; 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st August; 7th, and 14th September 2026
    Time: 17.00-19.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for Patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • Learning to read Heidegger’s handwriting is one of the most important skills to learn for a Heidegger scholar. In this summer school participants will work with unpublished letters of Heidegger to figures such as Carl Jakob Burckhardt, Ernst Fuch, and Romano Guardini. Letters will be transcribed together during the sessions, and participants are also invited to make their own transcriptions.

    Held over 4 days via Zoom.
    Dates: Saturday 11th July, Sunday 12th July, Saturday 1st August, and Sunday 2nd August 2026

    Fee (for all four days together): 80 Euros; 60 Euros for Patreons, 40 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

  • One of Heidegger's most important works on Hölderlin is the dialogue “The Occidental Conversation,” in which he attempts to illuminate the skilful word of Hölderlin’s poetry, starting from the hymn “The Ister” and allowing many other poems to be heard. This summer school will be dedicated to working together on producing a translation of this work.

    Held over 4 days via Zoom.
    Dates: Sunday 26th July, Monday 27th July, Tuesday 28th July, Wednesday 29th July, Thursday 30th July, and Friday 31st July 2026

    Fee (for all days together): 150 Euros; 120 Euros for Patreons, 60 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com

August

  • This webinar series examines Heidegger’s first lecture course after the end of the First World War, during the emergency war semester of 1919. This lecture course is considered to be the starting point of a path which would ultimately lead to Being and Time.

    Series of 10 sessions held via Zoom.
    Dates: 17th, 24th, 31st August; 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th September; 5th, 12th, and 19th October 2026
    Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET)

    Fee (for all 10 sessions together): 120 Euros; 90 Euros for Patreons, 50 Euros for students/low income.
    Fee can be waived for those in financial hardship.
    Attend your first session for free!

    For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com