Psychobiographical reflections on the inseparability of life and thought in Heidegger's "turn"

Clio's Psyche 28 (3):367-371 (2022)
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After noting how academic philosophers have shunned psychobiography, the author brings to focus the psychobiographical sources of Martin Heidegger's "turn" from a hermeneutic phenomenology to a form of metaphysical mysticism.

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Robert D. Stolorow
University of California, Riverside (PhD)

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