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Reversing the Reversal: Contemplation and Action – By Ron Dart

May 23, 2011 | Author - Ron Dart

George Grant was drawn to Martin Heidegger for the simple reason that Heidegger was, probably, one of the most severe critics of the modern way of doing philosophy and the western understanding of mind and what it means to think.  Heidegger was convinced that...

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