Description: Offers a fascinating account of Heidegger's middle and later thought.
Review Quotes:
"In Heidegger and Theology, Judith Wolfe carefully traces the theological origins of Martin Heidegger's philosophy and then extends this analysis to consider the role these origins play throughout his thought. Through a very productive use of the category of eschatology, Wolfe maps the development of Heidegger's philosophy as well as the complex and changing engagements between his philosophy and theology. ... The result is a book of excellent scholarship that offers much to a wide variety of readers." -Rose Ellen Dunn, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA, Horizons
"Wolfe takes us through an impressively large number of Heidegger's writings, which she manages to distill with enviable clarity and without renouncing the nuance proper to a thinker of this magnitude." -American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly