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3 8 Interpretation ment’ of physis” (Heidegger ca. 1938). This marginal note refers to §96 of the GA edition (GA 65, 190). Cf. GA 66, 188, 193–94. A DDENDUM 3 The range of existing interpretations of the statements on Nazism in the Contributions is conveniently indicated by the titles of Vietta 1989 and Rockmore 1992. The fifth chapters of both books discuss the Beiträge. Vietta’s perspective is closer to the truth. Rockmore supports his claim that Heidegger continues to share the Nazis’“end in view” (186) only by defining this goal broadly as “the realization of the Germans as German” (189) or “the realization of the destiny of the German people” (191, cf. 201), even though Rockmore observes that Heidegger denies that the people is an end in itself (192, 196). By these standards, anyone with patriotic sentiments or concern for a community should be called a Nazi. For another interpretation of the Contributions as Hitlerian, see Faye 2005, 441–55. A DDENDUM 4 Faye is at his weakest when he interprets such passages as a “legitimation” of “the racial foundation of Nazism” (Faye 2005, 460). Faye seems incapable of hearing the highly critical tone of Heidegger’s account of racism at this point. Such flaws should not distract us from Faye’s legitimate achievement in the earlier portions of his book, where he documents the depths of Heidegger’s Nazism in the early and mid-thirties. R EFERENCES Arendt, Hannah. 1998. The Human Condition. 2nd ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Baeumler, Alfred. 1937. Nietzsche, der Philosoph und Politiker. Leipzig: Reclam. Dallmayr, Fred. 2001. Heidegger on Macht and Machenschaft. Continental Philosophy Review 34: 247–67. Elden, Stuart. 2006. Speaking Against Number: Heidegger, Language and the Politics of Calculation. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Faye, Emmanuel. 2005. Heidegger, l’introduction du nazisme dans la philosophie. Paris: Albin Michel.
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