The forgetting of air in Martin Heidegger

Luce Irigaray · Mary Beth Mader

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Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Philosophy, Ethics, and Existentialism Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

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A feminist critique of Heideggar's key concepts, arguing that he overlooks an implicit debt to the spatiality of air - the element and dimension within which a new style of thinking and existing becomes possible, a new and more balanced, feminist relationship between thinking and nature.

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