Richard Rorty attributes the "anti-democratic" strain in Heidegger to his:
A) doctrine of Man.
B) concept of Reason.
C) idea of History.
D) taking Philosophy too seriously.
E) contempt for Christianity.

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Rorty suggests that Heidegger's "anti-democratic" tendencies stem from his taking philosophy too seriously, implying that Heidegger's deep commitment to philosophical inquiry led him to undervalue democratic principles.

Richard Rorty Attributes the "Anti-Democratic" Strain in Heidegger to His