Plato on Truth
The inaugural speech of May 27, 1933
The fundamental question of philosophy
The question of technique
From the conceptual framework of thought

His philosophy on Politics does not begin and end with his inaugural speech in 1933 or in any other texts, whether praising or not praising the Führer. Much less does it exhaust itself in retrospective justifications by the philosopher himself that until he assumed the presidency, he did not belong to any party and never had personal or official relations with the Nazi party and the government. Generally speaking, his brief "political action" - regardless of its outcome or the overall outcome of the Nazi experiment as such, with which this action was associated - is a genuine product of a philosophical thought, whose first phase of development has as its main component his text "Being and Time" and the second carries the "spiritual aroma" of the Turn. In any case, this philosophy, even in its most extreme political moments, was founded on such a deep and symmetrical background to the spiritual needs of contemporary man, that it managed not to degenerate into a farcical tragedy of politics nor to become an ideological fairy tale of an irreversibly deserted world.