La "comunidad de lucha" Jaspers-Heidegger: Auge Y caída de Una amistad

Revista de filosofía (Chile) 63:139-156 (2007)
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Karl Jaspers y Martin Heidegger, estos dos grandes pensadores alemanes, fueroníntimos amigos. El solo hecho de que se hayan conocido personalmente el 8 deabril de 1920 en Friburgo en Brisgovia, con ocasión del cumpleaños 61 de EdmundHusserl, puede considerarse como una fecha histórica dentro de la historia de lafilosofía. Entre muchas cosas que encontramos en el “Epistolario” entre ambos,Heidegger dice en alguna carta: “En el silencio filosofo siempre con usted”. Ambospensadores se propusieron formar una así llamada “comunidad de lucha”, la cual consistiría en introducir un nuevo modo de pensaren la Alemania de aquella época. Este proyecto común se relaciona a su vez conel hecho de que se sentían como pensadores marginales, no pertenecientes a unafilosofía que llamaban “escolar”. Mas, esta amistad tuvo su auge y su caída. Fuela adhesión de Heidegger al nacional-socialismo lo que suscitó su quiebre en 1933.De hecho, nunca más volvieron a verse, no obstante haber reanudado su epistolarioen la post-guerraThe two great German thinkers Karl Jaspers and Martin Heidegger were veryclose friends. The very fact that they personally met each other on April 8, 1920,in Freiburg im Breisgau, at the celebration of Edmund Husserl’s 61st birthday,may be considered as an historical date in the history of philosophy. Among otherthings that we find in the “Correspondence” between them, Heidegger says insome letter: “In the silence I always philosophize with you”. Both thinkers proposedto form together a so called “fighting society” , which wouldseek to introduce a new way of thinking in Germany at that time. This commonproject is related with the fact that both felt themselves to be marginal thinkers,that did not belong to a philosophy that they dubbed “scholarly”. But this friendshiphad its peak and fall. What brought the break in 1933 was Heidegger’s adhesionto national-socialism. In fact, they never came together again, although thecorrespondence was renewed in the post-war period

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