This paper examines the growing
importance of the unpublished writings of
thinkers for research in philosophy. This new
orientation of the study of philosophy raises at
least two questions. Firstly, what is the philosophical
interest of the posthumous legacy of a
thinker? And specifically, why do Heidegger's
lessons and notes awaken as much enthusiasm
among researchers as the books and essays
published in his lifetime?
(2011) Clavero, S. (Sergio); Pons, J.S. (J. Santiago); Ortiz-de-Landázuri, C. (Carlos); Rettig, C. (Cristián); Grande, P.J. (Pedro José); López-Alcalde, C. (Celia); Muller, P. (Philip); Flamarique-Zaratiegui, L. (Lourdes); Oliveira-Martins, M. (Madalena) de; Navarro, M.G. (María G.)
