Filosofia e politica in Germania tra le due guerre nel carteggio Nicolai Hartmann-Heinz Heimsoeth

This article discusses Tilitzki’s edition of the Hartmann-Heimsoeth correspondence (1921-1950), highlighting the entanglement of ontological work, academic politics, and historical pressures. The letters clarify institutional networks, editorial choices, and school dynamics, while tracing the formation of Hartmann’s “critical ontology” through exchanges on Scheler, Heidegger, and phenomenology. They also expose ambivalences, accommodations, and silences under National Socialism, resisting any single retrospective narrative and setting a firmer basis for future research.