The European Centre for Heidegger Studies runs frequent Zoom webinars and in-person events in collaboration with Dr. Alfred Denker. All times are Central European Time (CET)
As ECHS is run entirely without external funding, we rely upon your generosity in order to allow these events to take place.
As such, while we offer many free online events, most of our webinars require some level of financial contribution.
Prices are kept as low as possible, and discounts are available for students, those of low income, and those who subscribe to Dr. Denker’s Patreon.
Current Flyers (Current as of June 2025)
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session Four
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
SEMINAR: Heidegger and the American Connection
6 Sessions
Dates: June 12, 19, and 26, and July 10, 17, and 24, 2025
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET.– Paris)
Place: Zoom
Fee: 90 euro, Patrons 65 euro, Students 35 euro, and one lecture 20 euro.
Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information contact: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
This webinar is dedicated to the reception of Heidegger’s thinking in the United States, the history of his translations, and the problem of translation. The webinar is based on the correspondence between Hann Arendt and Glenn Gray. Also of interest are Arendt letters with several others on matters Heidegger: an early champion of Jewish-Christian unity and a sort of Sophie Blumenthal, whose attacks on Heidegger elicited a letter of response which is in GA and one of the few places he outright defends himself. There is in the correspondence a lot about the background of Heidegger’s knowledge and understanding of Being and Time, and how it was being presented in English, the visits of Glenn Gray and David Krell. It also contains a lot about how Arendt was feeling about Heidegger in the years 1962-1976, the background of her visits to him, Elfride’s reactions, etc. There are many first-hand reports about Heidegger’s health, comments on America. During the final session we will focus on the problems of translation Heidegger into English.
Session 4 Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America, Part 2
The texts we will discuss, will be made available as PDFs to the participants:
· Hannah Arendt and Glenn Gray, Correspondence
· Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America
· David Krell, Three encounters: Heidegger, Arendt, Derrida
· Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session Two
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
SEMINAR: Heidegger and the American Connection
6 Sessions
Dates: June 12, 19, and 26, and July 10, 17, and 24, 2025
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET.– Paris)
Place: Zoom
Fee: 90 euro, Patrons 65 euro, Students 35 euro, and one lecture 20 euro.
Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information contact: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
This webinar is dedicated to the reception of Heidegger’s thinking in the United States, the history of his translations, and the problem of translation. The webinar is based on the correspondence between Hann Arendt and Glenn Gray. Also of interest are Arendt letters with several others on matters Heidegger: an early champion of Jewish-Christian unity and a sort of Sophie Blumenthal, whose attacks on Heidegger elicited a letter of response which is in GA and one of the few places he outright defends himself. There is in the correspondence a lot about the background of Heidegger’s knowledge and understanding of Being and Time, and how it was being presented in English, the visits of Glenn Gray and David Krell. It also contains a lot about how Arendt was feeling about Heidegger in the years 1962-1976, the background of her visits to him, Elfride’s reactions, etc. There are many first-hand reports about Heidegger’s health, comments on America. During the final session we will focus on the problems of translation Heidegger into English.
Session 5 David Farell Krell, Three Encounters, Chapters 2 and 3
The texts we will discuss, will be made available as PDFs to the participants:
· Hannah Arendt and Glenn Gray, Correspondence
· Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America
· David Krell, Three encounters: Heidegger, Arendt, Derrida
· Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
SEMINAR: Heidegger and the American Connection
6 Sessions
Dates: June 12, 19, and 26, and July 10, 17, and 24, 2025
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET.– Paris)
Place: Zoom
Fee: 90 euro, Patrons 65 euro, Students 35 euro, and one lecture 20 euro.
Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information contact: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
This webinar is dedicated to the reception of Heidegger’s thinking in the United States, the history of his translations, and the problem of translation. The webinar is based on the correspondence between Hann Arendt and Glenn Gray. Also of interest are Arendt letters with several others on matters Heidegger: an early champion of Jewish-Christian unity and a sort of Sophie Blumenthal, whose attacks on Heidegger elicited a letter of response which is in GA and one of the few places he outright defends himself. There is in the correspondence a lot about the background of Heidegger’s knowledge and understanding of Being and Time, and how it was being presented in English, the visits of Glenn Gray and David Krell. It also contains a lot about how Arendt was feeling about Heidegger in the years 1962-1976, the background of her visits to him, Elfride’s reactions, etc. There are many first-hand reports about Heidegger’s health, comments on America. During the final session we will focus on the problems of translation Heidegger into English.
Session 6 Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
The texts we will discuss, will be made available as PDFs to the participants:
· Hannah Arendt and Glenn Gray, Correspondence
· Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America
· David Krell, Three encounters: Heidegger, Arendt, Derrida
· Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
SEMINAR: Heidegger and the American Connection
6 Sessions
Dates: June 12, 19, and 26, and July 10, 17, and 24, 2025
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET.– Paris)
Place: Zoom
Fee: 90 euro, Patrons 65 euro, Students 35 euro, and one lecture 20 euro.
Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information contact: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
This webinar is dedicated to the reception of Heidegger’s thinking in the United States, the history of his translations, and the problem of translation. The webinar is based on the correspondence between Hann Arendt and Glenn Gray. Also of interest are Arendt letters with several others on matters Heidegger: an early champion of Jewish-Christian unity and a sort of Sophie Blumenthal, whose attacks on Heidegger elicited a letter of response which is in GA and one of the few places he outright defends himself. There is in the correspondence a lot about the background of Heidegger’s knowledge and understanding of Being and Time, and how it was being presented in English, the visits of Glenn Gray and David Krell. It also contains a lot about how Arendt was feeling about Heidegger in the years 1962-1976, the background of her visits to him, Elfride’s reactions, etc. There are many first-hand reports about Heidegger’s health, comments on America. During the final session we will focus on the problems of translation Heidegger into English.
Session 3: Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America, Part 1
The texts we will discuss, will be made available as PDFs to the participants:
· Hannah Arendt and Glenn Gray, Correspondence
· Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America
· David Krell, Three encounters: Heidegger, Arendt, Derrida
· Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session Two
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
SEMINAR: Heidegger and the American Connection
6 Sessions
Dates: June 12, 19, and 26, and July 10, 17, and 24, 2025
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET.– Paris)
Place: Zoom
Fee: 90 euro, Patrons 65 euro, Students 35 euro, and one lecture 20 euro.
Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information contact: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
This webinar is dedicated to the reception of Heidegger’s thinking in the United States, the history of his translations, and the problem of translation. The webinar is based on the correspondence between Hann Arendt and Glenn Gray. Also of interest are Arendt letters with several others on matters Heidegger: an early champion of Jewish-Christian unity and a sort of Sophie Blumenthal, whose attacks on Heidegger elicited a letter of response which is in GA and one of the few places he outright defends himself. There is in the correspondence a lot about the background of Heidegger’s knowledge and understanding of Being and Time, and how it was being presented in English, the visits of Glenn Gray and David Krell. It also contains a lot about how Arendt was feeling about Heidegger in the years 1962-1976, the background of her visits to him, Elfride’s reactions, etc. There are many first-hand reports about Heidegger’s health, comments on America. During the final session we will focus on the problems of translation Heidegger into English.
Session 2 The Arendt-Gray Correspondence 2
The texts we will discuss, will be made available as PDFs to the participants:
· Hannah Arendt and Glenn Gray, Correspondence
· Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America
· David Krell, Three encounters: Heidegger, Arendt, Derrida
· Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit
Place: Zoom
Dates: Tuesday June 17,
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).
Fee: 150 Euro, 100 Euro for patrons, and 60 Euro for students and low income. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
Session 1 Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, p. 1-10
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, Indiana UP, 1985.
Martin Heidegger, Hegels Phänomenologie des Geistes (GA 32), Frankfurt am Main, 1980
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, “Words”: On the poetry of Stefan George
4 Sessions
Dates: June, 14 and 15, 2025
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00 – 21.00 (CET)
Participation fee: 80 Euro, Patrons 60 Euro, Students 40 Euro
For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
Sunday, June 15, 2025
15.30 – 17.00 Session 3: “Words”, 149-152
17.00 – 17.30 Break
17.30 – 19.00 Session 3: “Words”, 152-156
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, „Words“, in: On The Way to Language, New York, 1971, 139-156.
Martin Heidegger, Unterwegs zur Sprache, Frankfurt am Main 1985, 205-225.
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, “Words”: On the poetry of Stefan George
4 Sessions
Dates: June, 14 and 15, 2025
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00 – 21.00 (CET)
Participation fee: 80 Euro, Patrons 60 Euro, Students 40 Euro
For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
Saturday, June 14, 2025
15.30 – 17.00 Session 1: Alfred Denker, Introduction; “Words” 139-142
17.00 – 17.30 Break
17.30 – 19.00 Session 2: “Words”, 143-148
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, „Words“, in: On The Way to Language, New York, 1971, 139-156.
Martin Heidegger, Unterwegs zur Sprache, Frankfurt am Main 1985, 205-225.
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger: On the Trail of His life and His Thinking Part 1, 1889-1928
Session One
Place: Zoom
Time: Friday 19.00-21.00 (CET)
Dates: June 13, 20, and 27, July 4, 11, 18, and 25, August 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29, September 12, and 26, and October 10, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 80 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
This lecture course will be a full-scale interpretation of Heidegger’s Life and Thinking from 1889 until 1928. It will be the first volume of a three-volume book project. In it I will trace Heidegger’s way of thinking from the beginning until the end of the Marburg period in 1928, that is, after the publication of Being and Time. I will pay special attention to the philosophical investigations in their relatedness and unity. Heidegger is always working on different projects at the same time. Besides an interpretation of Heidegger’s way of thinking I will also delve into his biography and show how is life and thinking are intertwined and shed light on each other.
The chaptures will be made available to the participants.
1. Finding his way (1889-1915)
a. A small town called Meßkirch
b. From Constance to Freiburg
c. The start of an academic career
2. Philosophy as vocation (1915-1919)
a. Obtaining a license to teach
b. Life as a private teacher
c. End of the Great War and a new beginning
3. Coming into his own (1919-1923)
a. What is philosophy?
b. Between the Greeks and Christianity
c. The prospect of a professorship
4. The history of Being and Time (1924-1926)
a. From a book on Aristotle to the Concept of Time
b. Kant and the Transcendental Perspective
c. The accident of Being and Time
5. The foundation of metaphysics (1926-1928)
a. After Being and Time
b. From Kant to Leibniz: Metontology and the Metaphysics of Dasein
c. Ordinarius in Freiburg
SEMINAR: Heidegger and the American Connection
6 Sessions
Dates: June 12, 19, and 26, and July 10, 17, and 24, 2025
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET.– Paris)
Place: Zoom
Fee: 90 euro, Patrons 65 euro, Students 35 euro, and one lecture 20 euro.
Participants can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information contact: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
This webinar is dedicated to the reception of Heidegger’s thinking in the United States, the history of his translations, and the problem of translation. The webinar is based on the correspondence between Hann Arendt and Glenn Gray. Also of interest are Arendt letters with several others on matters Heidegger: an early champion of Jewish-Christian unity and a sort of Sophie Blumenthal, whose attacks on Heidegger elicited a letter of response which is in GA and one of the few places he outright defends himself. There is in the correspondence a lot about the background of Heidegger’s knowledge and understanding of Being and Time, and how it was being presented in English, the visits of Glenn Gray and David Krell. It also contains a lot about how Arendt was feeling about Heidegger in the years 1962-1976, the background of her visits to him, Elfride’s reactions, etc. There are many first-hand reports about Heidegger’s health, comments on America. During the final session we will focus on the problems of translation Heidegger into English.
Session 1 The Arendt-Gray Correspondence 1
The texts we will discuss, will be made available as PDFs to the participants:
· Hannah Arendt and Glenn Gray, Correspondence
· Miles Groth, Hannah Arendt and the “Englishing” of Heidegger in America
· David Krell, Three encounters: Heidegger, Arendt, Derrida
· Franz Mayr, The Question of Being, Translation, and Language
ROUNDTABLE: Daseinanalysis
Presenter: Maria Korre, "A Case Study”
This round table should be a free space where everyone with an interest in Daseinanalysis, psychotherapy, existential therapy, and psychiatry can meet and discuss fundamental questions that are important to all participants. Each roundtable will begin with a short introduction to the topic.
Fee: 120 Euro, patrons 85 Euro, students, and low income 45 Euro. Each individual session: 25 Euro.
WEBINAR: Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy – Thinking and Poetizing
Session 6 Introduction to Philosophy, 43-50
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00 – 21.00 (CET)
Participation fee: 90 Euro, Patrons 70 Euro, Students and low-income 50 Euro
Participant can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
“Heidegger’s incomplete lecture course Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing originates from the 1944 Winter Semester at Freiburg and appears in this volume along with revisions and notes from volume 50 of the Heidegger Gesamtausgabe. The 1944 lecture course Introduction to Philosophy opens with Heidegger clarifying that, despite the title, it is not an introduction (Einleitung) to philosophy. Instead, Heidegger proposes a guide (Anleitung) to philosophy, or more precisely, a guide to thinking, in which we will be guided by the thinker Nietzsche. And it is especially the relationship between Nietzsche’s poetry and philosophy that Heidegger suggests will help guide us. To articulate his method of thinking about Nietzsche’s thinking and its poetic character, Heidegger continually employs a string of German verbs formed from the word denken (to think): Andenken (to think of, to reflect), mit-denken (to think with), zudenken (to-be-thought), and nach-denken (to think about). The verb nachdenken also implies a way to gain access to things and objects in the sense of “contemplation,” and I have translated it as “to contemplate” when the context requires this more robust sense of the word. Whenever Heidegger hyphenates the verb nachdenken as nach-denken, then the parallel hyphenation results in “con-template,” emphasizing the directional pursuit of the task of thinking.
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing, Bloomington 2011, pp. 1-50.
WEBINAR: Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy – Thinking and Poetizing
Session 5 Introduction to Philosophy, 36-42
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00 – 21.00 (CET)
Participation fee: 90 Euro, Patrons 70 Euro, Students and low-income 50 Euro
Participant can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
“Heidegger’s incomplete lecture course Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing originates from the 1944 Winter Semester at Freiburg and appears in this volume along with revisions and notes from volume 50 of the Heidegger Gesamtausgabe. The 1944 lecture course Introduction to Philosophy opens with Heidegger clarifying that, despite the title, it is not an introduction (Einleitung) to philosophy. Instead, Heidegger proposes a guide (Anleitung) to philosophy, or more precisely, a guide to thinking, in which we will be guided by the thinker Nietzsche. And it is especially the relationship between Nietzsche’s poetry and philosophy that Heidegger suggests will help guide us. To articulate his method of thinking about Nietzsche’s thinking and its poetic character, Heidegger continually employs a string of German verbs formed from the word denken (to think): Andenken (to think of, to reflect), mit-denken (to think with), zudenken (to-be-thought), and nach-denken (to think about). The verb nachdenken also implies a way to gain access to things and objects in the sense of “contemplation,” and I have translated it as “to contemplate” when the context requires this more robust sense of the word. Whenever Heidegger hyphenates the verb nachdenken as nach-denken, then the parallel hyphenation results in “con-template,” emphasizing the directional pursuit of the task of thinking.
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing, Bloomington 2011, pp. 1-50.
ROUNDTABLE: Daseinanalysis
Presenter: Elena Strörmann, "TBA"
This round table should be a free space where everyone with an interest in Daseinanalysis, psychotherapy, existential therapy, and psychiatry can meet and discuss fundamental questions that are important to all participants. Each roundtable will begin with a short introduction to the topic.
Fee: 120 Euro, patrons 85 Euro, students, and low income 45 Euro. Each individual session: 25 Euro.
WEBINAR: Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy – Thinking and Poetizing
Session 4 Introduction to Philosophy, 28-35
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00 – 21.00 (CET)
Participation fee: 90 Euro, Patrons 70 Euro, Students and low-income 50 Euro
Participant can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
“Heidegger’s incomplete lecture course Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing originates from the 1944 Winter Semester at Freiburg and appears in this volume along with revisions and notes from volume 50 of the Heidegger Gesamtausgabe. The 1944 lecture course Introduction to Philosophy opens with Heidegger clarifying that, despite the title, it is not an introduction (Einleitung) to philosophy. Instead, Heidegger proposes a guide (Anleitung) to philosophy, or more precisely, a guide to thinking, in which we will be guided by the thinker Nietzsche. And it is especially the relationship between Nietzsche’s poetry and philosophy that Heidegger suggests will help guide us. To articulate his method of thinking about Nietzsche’s thinking and its poetic character, Heidegger continually employs a string of German verbs formed from the word denken (to think): Andenken (to think of, to reflect), mit-denken (to think with), zudenken (to-be-thought), and nach-denken (to think about). The verb nachdenken also implies a way to gain access to things and objects in the sense of “contemplation,” and I have translated it as “to contemplate” when the context requires this more robust sense of the word. Whenever Heidegger hyphenates the verb nachdenken as nach-denken, then the parallel hyphenation results in “con-template,” emphasizing the directional pursuit of the task of thinking.
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing, Bloomington 2011, pp. 1-50.
CALL FOR PAPERS: Heidegger and non-Western Traditions of Thinking
CALL FOR PAPERS: Heidegger and non-Western traditions of thinking
Second International Zoom Conference – May 23-25, 2025
Organized by the European Centre for Heidegger Studies
Please submit a short abstract before April 30, 2025, to
alfred.denker@yahoo.com or info@europeancentreforheideggerstudies.org
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time
NOTE: There is a problem with the scheduling software. The first session will occur on 4/16/25 from 19:00 (7:00pm) until 21:00 (9:00pm)
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).
Fee: 150 Euro, 120 Euro for patrons, and 75 Euro for students and low income. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
Heidegger’s summer semester 1925 “History of the Concept of Time” belongs to the most important lecture courses of his teaching career. It was given approximately one year before he started writing Being and Time. This webinar is a lecture course based on the excellent translation of Theodore Kisiel and is a milestone on the way to Being and Time.
Session 3 History of the Concept of Time, p. 42-62
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, Indiana, 1985.
Martin Heidegger, Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Zeitbegriffs (GA 20), Frankfurt am Main, 1979
Theodore Kisiel, „On the Way to Being and Time; Introduction to the Translation of Heidegger’s Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Zeitbegriffs“.
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time
NOTE: There is a problem with the scheduling software. The second session will occur on 4/9/25 from 19:00 (7:00pm) until 21:00 (9:00pm)
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).
Fee: 150 Euro, 120 Euro for patrons, and 75 Euro for students and low income. Participants can receive a certificate of participation. 2
Heidegger’s summer semester 1925 “History of the Concept of Time” belongs to the most important lecture courses of his teaching career. It was given approximately one year before he started writing Being and Time. This webinar is a lecture course based on the excellent translation of Theodore Kisiel and is a milestone on the way to Being and Time.
Session 2 History of the Concept of Time, p. 21-41
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time, Indiana, 1985.
Martin Heidegger, Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Zeitbegriffs (GA 20), Frankfurt am Main, 1979
Theodore Kisiel, “On the Way to Being and Time; Introduction to the Translation of Heidegger’s Prolegomena zur Geschichte des Zeitbegriffs“.
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy – Thinking and Poetizing
NOTE: There is a problem with the scheduling software. All seminars will begin at 1900 (7:00pm) and end at 2100 (9:00pm) on the first day of the schedule unless otherwise noted. Thank you for your patience.
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00 – 21.00 (CET)
Participation fee: 90 Euro, Patrons 70 Euro, Students and low-income 50 Euro
Participant can obtain a certificate of participation.
For more information and registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
“Heidegger’s incomplete lecture course Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing originates from the 1944 Winter Semester at Freiburg. The 1944 lecture course Introduction to Philosophy opens with Heidegger clarifying that, despite the title, it is not an introduction (Einleitung) to philosophy. Instead, Heidegger proposes a guide (Anleitung) to philosophy, or more precisely, a guide to thinking, in which we will be guided by the thinker Nietzsche. It is especially the relationship between Nietzsche’s poetry and philosophy that Heidegger suggests will help guide us.
Session 1 Introduction to Philosophy, 1-8
Literature:
Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Philosophy—Thinking and Poetizing, Bloomington 2011, pp. 1-50.
ROUNDTABLE: Daseinanalysis
Presenter: Dylan James, "TBA"
This round table should be a free space where everyone with an interest in Daseinanalysis, psychotherapy, existential therapy, and psychiatry can meet and discuss fundamental questions that are important to all participants. Each roundtable will begin with a short introduction to the topic.
Fee: 120 Euro, patrons 85 Euro, students, and low income 45 Euro. Each individual session: 25 Euro.
WEBINAR: Martin Heidegger, History of the Concept of Time
NOTE: There is a problem with the scheduling software. The first session will occur on 4/2/25 from 19:00 (7:00pm) until 21:00 (9:00pm)
Place: Zoom
Time: 19.00-21.00 (CET).
Fee: 150 Euro, 120 Euro for patrons, and 75 Euro for students and low income. Participants can receive a certificate of participation. 2
Heidegger’s summer semester 1925 “History of the Concept of Time” belongs to the most important lecture courses of his teaching career. It was given approximately one year before he started writing Being and Time. This webinar is a lecture course based on the excellent translation of Theodore Kisiel and is a milestone on the way to Being and Time.
Session 1 History of the Concept of Time, p. 1-20
WEBINAR: "Why Poets?:" A Weekend Webinar on Heidegger's 1946 Essay
4 Sessions Dates: Saturday March 29, and Sunday March 30, 2025 Place: Zoom Time: 15.30 – 19.00 (CET) Participation fee: 85 Euro, Patrons 65 Euro, Students 45 Euro For more information und registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
Sunday March 30, 2025
15.30 – 17.00 Session 3 Why poets, 221-230
17.00 – 17.30 Break /
17.30 – 19.00 Session 4 Why poets, 231-241
Literature: Martin Heidegger, “Why poets?”, in: Martin Heidegger, Off the beaten track, Cambridge, 2002, 200-241. The text will be made available as a PDF.
WEBINAR: "Why Poets?:" A Weekend Webinar on Heidegger's 1946 Essay
4 Sessions Dates: Saturday March 29, and Sunday March 30, 2025 Place: Zoom Time: 15.30 – 19.00 (CET) Participation fee: 85 Euro, Patrons 65 Euro, Students 45 Euro For more information und registration: alfred.denker@yahoo.com
Saturday March 29, 2025
15.30 – 17.00 Session 1 Why poets, 200-210
17.00 – 17.30 Break
17.30 – 19.00 Session 2 Why poets, 211-220
Literature: Martin Heidegger, “Why poets?”, in: Martin Heidegger, Off the beaten track, Cambridge, 2002, 200-241. The text will be made available as a PDF.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Phenomenological Research
Session 12 Introduction to Phenomenological Research, 213-221
This webinar is a reading seminar. Every session we will read selected passages. These selections will make the train of thought clear and focus on the most important passages in the text. Participants are invited to formulate questions and remarks that can be discussed during the sessions. They can also choose passages that they would like to discuss.
Fee: 120 Euro for all sessions, 95 Euro for patrons, 60 Euro for students and low income, and it is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation. To those who missed the first series the videos will be made available free of charge.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics World – Finitude - Solitude
Session 15 The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, p. 343-366
Place: Zoom
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 75 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Phenomenological Research
Session 11 Introduction to Phenomenological Research, 203-212
This webinar is a reading seminar. Every session we will read selected passages. These selections will make the train of thought clear and focus on the most important passages in the text. Participants are invited to formulate questions and remarks that can be discussed during the sessions. They can also choose passages that they would like to discuss.
Fee: 120 Euro for all sessions, 95 Euro for patrons, 60 Euro for students and low income, and it is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation. To those who missed the first series the videos will be made available free of charge.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics World – Finitude - Solitude
Session 14 The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, p. 322-343
Place: Zoom
Time: Tuesday 19.00-21.00 (CET).
Dates: December 3, 10, and 17, 2024; January 7, 14, 21, and 28; February 4, 11, 18, and 25; and March 4, 11, 18, and 25, 2025
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 75 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Phenomenological Research
Session 10 Introduction to Phenomenological Research, 197-206
This webinar is a reading seminar. Every session we will read selected passages. These selections will make the train of thought clear and focus on the most important passages in the text. Participants are invited to formulate questions and remarks that can be discussed during the sessions. They can also choose passages that they would like to discuss.
Fee: 120 Euro for all sessions, 95 Euro for patrons, 60 Euro for students and low income, and it is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation. To those who missed the first series the videos will be made available free of charge.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics World – Finitude - Solitude (Copy)
Session 13 The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics, p. 301-322
Place: Zoom
Fee: 150 Euro for all sessions, 120 Euro for patrons, 75 Euro for students and low income. It is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation.
ROUNDTABLE: Daseinanalysis
Presenter: Rafal Miętkiewicz, “Joker and Goddesses of Love: Embracing Madness in the Therapeutic Setting”
This round table should be a free space where everyone with an interest in Daseinanalysis, psychotherapy, existential therapy, and psychiatry can meet and discuss fundamental questions that are important to all participants. Each roundtable will begin with a short introduction to the topic.
Fee: 120 Euro, patrons 85 Euro, students, and low income 45 Euro. Each individual session: 25 Euro.
Webinar: Martin Heidegger, Introduction to Phenomenological Research
Session 9 Introduction to Phenomenological Research, 186-196
This webinar is a reading seminar. Every session we will read selected passages. These selections will make the train of thought clear and focus on the most important passages in the text. Participants are invited to formulate questions and remarks that can be discussed during the sessions. They can also choose passages that they would like to discuss.
Fee: 120 Euro for all sessions, 95 Euro for patrons, 60 Euro for students and low income, and it is possible to attend the first session for free. Participants can receive a certificate of participation. To those who missed the first series the videos will be made available free of charge.