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Heidegger can never be adequately "refuted" by those who are ignorant of his thought, and certainly not by those self-styled rationalists who are ignorant of the degree to which Heidegger states, more powerfully than they, the consequences of their own assumptions.

Heidegger can never be adequately "refuted" by those who are ignorant of his thought, and certainly not by those self-styled rationalists who are ignorant of the degree to which Heidegger states, more powerfully than they, the consequences of their own assumptions.

Heidegger can never be adequately "refuted" by those who are ignorant of his thought, and certainly not by those self-styled rationalists who are ignorant of the degree to which Heidegger states, more powerfully than they, the consequences of their own assumptions.

Heidegger can never be adequately "refuted" by those who are ignorant of his thought, and certainly not by those self-styled rationalists who are ignorant of the degree to which Heidegger states, more powerfully than they, the consequences of their own assumptions.

Heidegger can never be adequately "refuted" by those who are ignorant of his thought, and certainly not by those self-styled rationalists who are ignorant of the degree to which Heidegger states, more powerfully than they, the consequences of their own assumptions.