In his lecture Was heißt Denken? (What Is Called Thinking?), delivered as part of his 1951-52 university lecture courses in Freiburg, Martin Heidegger uttered the (in)famous sentence, “Science does not think” (“Die Wissenschaft denkt nicht”). Heidegger himself, to be sure, acknowledges that this might strike as a “shocking statement” (“anstößiger Satz”), but immediately goes on, […]
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