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Heidegger's Confusions Martin Shapiro and radical Christian reconstructionismIn this penetrating and witty book, Edwards insightfully analyses Heidegger's quest for being; his treatment of death, anxiety, and nothingness; and his double talk about life after death. In a brief preface Edwards aptly sums up the thrust of his criticism: "Bertrand Russell once referred to Kant as the greatest catastrophe in the history of philosophy, C. D. Broad commented that this position surely belonged to Hegel. Russell and Broad were wrong,