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Psychobiographical reflections on the inseparability of life and thought in Heidegger's "turn"
After noting how academic philosophers have shunned psychobiography, the author brings to focus the psychobiographical sources of Martin Heidegger's "turn" from a hermeneutic phenomenology to a form of metaphysical mysticism.
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