A Gathering on "The Black Notebooks: Heidegger and the Jewish Question"

About this event

The "Black Notebooks" are among the most controversial parts of Martin Heidegger's collected works; notes whose publication once again raised serious questions about the relationship between Heidegger's thought and anti-Semitism, politics, and his philosophical legacy. The importance of these notebooks lies especially in the fact that, according to Heidegger's will, their publication was postponed to the final stages of releasing his collected works.

In the gathering "The Black Notebooks: Heidegger and the Jewish Question," Dr. Akbar Jabbari addresses this topic as the reporter, providing a basis for acquaintance with and reflection upon one of the most contentious debates in contemporary Heidegger studies.

This meeting is suitable for those interested in contemporary philosophy, Heidegger's thought, political philosophy, and the relationship of philosophy with history and politics. Participation in this program is open to all and requires no registration.

This gathering will be held on Thursday, September 3, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, organized by the City of Philosophy of Iran, at No. 5, Goldan Alley, Nelson Mandela Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Tehran.

Speaker

Akbar Jabbari

Venue

Tehran

No. 5, Goldan Alley, Nelson Mandela Boulevard, 3rd Floor