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Re:Theosophy and Postmodernism

Dec 22, 1996 08:02 PM
by Maxim Osinovsky


Jerry,

I though there may be some connection between your thinking and
Heidegger's thought, for two reasons:

1) Heidegger is in many respects a forerunner of postmodernism;
and

2) he was much more ontologically oriented and sensitive to such
issues as reality, being, and truth than French thinkers, which
is a plus: it's evident that anyone seriously studying Theosophy
cannot be content with a mere textual analysis of HPB's writings.

-------

Some relevant references:

M.  Heidegger, Being and Time, a new tranls.  by J.  Stambaugh
(SUNY Press, 1996)

D.  Wood (ed.), Of Derrida, Heidegger, and Spirit (Northwestern
Univ.  Press, 1993)

G.  Vattimo, "Postmodernity, technolody, ontology." In: A.  M.
Melzer et al.  (eds.), Technology in the Western Political
Tradition (Cornell Univ.  Press, 1993)

MO

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