Hakhamanesh Zangeneh

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“I call transcendental that access which is directed not towards the object which faces us,
but towards the temporality of access as such.”
Kant, KdrV B25, (“in freie Übersetzung”)

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A short abstract of my dissertation (1 page)

Succinctly stated, I am interested in rereading the genealogy of what has been referred to as post-modernism and post-structuralism. This pulls me towards certain phases of 20^th C French and 20^th C German philosophy. Specifically, I gravitate towards German phenomenology and French Structuralism and attempt to work out the necessity of certain post-War French modes of thought from those two paradigmatic sources. While this may sound like a simply antiquarian approach to the history of philosophy, I surmise that the working-out of the interstitial moments, in each case, opens a new avenue of thought, creates a new set of philosophemes, modifies the vocabulary of the philosopher in a novel fashion, and that it does so not merely contingently but with necessity.

My 95 Theses towards Heideggerian Reform
My Fragmentary	Abstracts/ Preprints etc.
Heidegger on Racial Hygiene Heidegger on the History of Philosophy Schelling on Ontological Difference Pierre Hadot on Ontological Difference Heidegger on Hermeneutics	Romano/Schnell – Transcendental SuZ In Statu Nascendi Proclus, place and light Jaspers and Heidegger on Van Gogh Jean-Marie Pontevia, historicizing the fragment
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