His notebooks—marginal to his high work—sculpt moments in his path that are fascinating. Most notes are about development of his writings. Some notes are about reception of his publications or lectures. Some notes are about his times. Nearly all of the notes aren’t about political issues.

There’s no end to how rich this may become: discussing specific passages in Heidegger’s notebooks (Considerations—“Ponderings”). Time tells. But this won’t be about notebook passages which relate to “reading” political times.

I haven’t made time to do anything here beyond discussion of those passages relating to reading political times. I’m setting up page relations for later.