Logic

Alexander Pfänder

pp. 383-386

in: William Richardson, Heidegger, The Hague, Nijhoff, 1963

Abstract

We have traced what Heidegger considers to be the devolution of Western thought from Plato to Nietzsche under the guise of metaphysics. We wish now to review the same history from two particular points of view which are for our problem especially important. The first deals with the science of logic, the second with the problem of humanism.