The New School Archives And Special Collections

English-language translation, translated by Elizabeth Preston in collaboration with Schürmann.

Annotated by Schürmann.

Includes letters to Schürmann from Bernhard Welte, Helmut Kuhn, Mary Beth Carroll, Alois M. Haas, and [Josef?] Quint.

Includes Schürmann's handwritten notes titled, "Heidegger: 'TRADITION,'" as well as a typewritten paper by Schürmann, "La 'crise de l'Occident' dans la pensée de M. HEIDEGGER.'" Also includes typewritten work by John Sallis, Charles Sherover and Michael E. Zimmerman, and a printed article by Henri Birault.

Introduction, Proclus, and Duns Scotus Eriugena. Also includes copies of two works by Schürmann, "''What Must I Do? at the End of Metaphysics: Ethical Norms and the Hypothesis of a Historical Closure" (in Phenomenology in a Pluralistic Context, edited by William I. McBride and Calvin 0. Schrag, 1983); and "On Constituting Oneself an Anarchistic Subject (in Praxis International , v.I/3, October 1986).

Contains typescripts, unless otherwise noted, many of which bear handwritten edits by Schürmann and possibly others.

Folder contains a program for the symposium listing the sessions, speakers, and lecture titles. Schürmann's lecture is titled, "Normative Double Binds." There is no transcript of his nor any of the lectures in the folder. There are several other items in the file in German, and one in French. The letter in French, dated 11 juillet 1988, informs Schürmann that a publication on Heidegger that had been planned will in fact not be published.