Heidegger

The Civilization of the West which was built upon Faustian values, finds itself in the latest stage of its existence: one dominated by uncertainty, one in which the values and certainties of before have evaporated, giving place to Nihilism and sel

This paper argues for the central role of Martin Heidegger’s thought in Alexander Dugin’s political philosophy or political theory.

I consider Martin Heidegger as greatest philosopher. But there is explicit part in his writings and implicit. He has devellopped the philosophical basis for many different applications that he didn’t make himself. So I found in Heidegger the principles of political philosophy that is given only as the some allusions, hints, remarks, but we can deduce it from the general context of his philosophy.

In order to understand Heidegger, we must learn to perform two operations, to which the aforementioned peculiarities of his thinking lead us.  In the first place, we must listen attentively to his language.  Heidegger thinks not with concepts or categories, but with words.