Description: In this work philosopher Peter Sloterdijk offers an original interpretation of Heidegger, asking provocative questions about how Heidegger's own life fitted with his broader philosophical ideas and concepts. Analysing other major thinkers alongside, this book will appeal greatly to all with interests across philosophy and cultural studies.
Review Quotes: "This book is essential for anyone interested in one of the contemporary world's most prescient, prolific, and prominent philosophers."
Phenomenological Reviews
"With his usual flair, philosophical finesse, and dazzling scholarship, Peter Sloterdijk shows us what it means to read Heidegger today, beyond accusation and apology. At a time when so many have decided to turn away from his thought, Sloterdijk teaches us a lesson in how to think with, but also after and beyond Heidegger. Not Saved is an impressive collection of essays, which touches expertly and delicately on a wide range of contemporary issues, such as globalization, technology, and the post-human condition. It will be discussed for many years to come."
Miguel de Beistegui, Warwick University