Do bad men make good philosophers?

Heidegger was a Nazi follower from 1933 and never really recanted. The recent publication of his Black Notebooks indicate he was fiercely anti-Semitic. Some commentators believe he should be regarded as a Nazi philosopher not an Existentialist.

Others regard him as a supreme thinker. I struggle with both his views and the cogency of his thought.

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