“Why is there being at all and not nothing?” The philosopher Martin Heidegger set himself the task of answering this question all his life, making it easy for his audience to follow him, neither in thought nor in language. That should be different at the “Philosophical Salon” on Monday, January 23, in the Small Theater Haar.
The speaker, the philosopher and author Walther Ziegler, will “break down Heidegger’s complex ways of thinking in such a way that we can understand them, and with pleasure,” promises Marianne Heidegger from the Haar Cultural Association. The lecture “Martin Heidegger – the thinker of human existence” begins at 7 p.m. Admission is free, donations are requested. The theater café is open from 6 p.m.