Gatherings:
The Heidegger Circle Annual
Site maintained by
Richard Polt,
polt@xavier.edu
Members’ Forum
Current Heidegger Circle
members will
receive an invitation to join the Heidegger Circle Forum, our e-mail
list and discussion board.
Once you have accepted the invitation, you may visit the Forum at any time here:
http://groups.google.com/group/heideggercircle
To send a message to the list, e-mail it to heideggercircle@googlegroups.com. All discussions relevant to Heidegger are welcome; the only constraints are common sense and common courtesy. You may visit the Forum web site in order to change your message delivery preferences or read current and old discussions.
When you reply to a message from the list, by default your reply will go only to the person who wrote that message; to send it to the entire list, address it to heideggercircle@googlegroups.com.
Heidegger Circle conference proceedings, bylaws, minutes, and research aids (such as bibliographies of Heidegger's
texts and translations) are available through our Documents site, which is accessible only to members of the Forum:
https://sites.google.com/site/heideggercircledocuments
Both of these sites are hosted by Google. Google uses your e-mail address to determine whether you are a current member of the Heidegger Circle. The e-mail address where you received your invitation message is the address under which you will be subscribed to the sites. If you would prefer to use a different e-mail address, just let me know at polt@xavier.edu. (It may be convenient for you to use a Gmail address, for instance.)
In order to identify yourself as a Heidegger Circle member when you visit our sites, you will need to log in to Google using the correct e-mail address. In the upper right corner of the pages, you should see whether you are logged in or not, and if you are logged in, which e-mail address you are using.
If you have never created a Google account associated with your Heidegger Circle e-mail address, you will need to create one here:
https://accounts.google.com/NewAccount
Again, the e-mail address where you received your invitation is the address under which you will be subscribed to the Forum and Documents sites, and is the address you should use if you need to create a Google account.
PLEASE NOTE: if you have a different Google account, which employs a different e-mail address, you may need to switch out of that account when you visit our sites, and sign in using the e-mail address that the sites recognize. This procedure will solve most problems with access to the sites.
If you have trouble, please ask me for help at polt@xavier.edu.
Richard Polt
Secretary-Treasurer
Once you have accepted the invitation, you may visit the Forum at any time here:
http://groups.google.com/group/heideggercircle
To send a message to the list, e-mail it to heideggercircle@googlegroups.com. All discussions relevant to Heidegger are welcome; the only constraints are common sense and common courtesy. You may visit the Forum web site in order to change your message delivery preferences or read current and old discussions.
When you reply to a message from the list, by default your reply will go only to the person who wrote that message; to send it to the entire list, address it to heideggercircle@googlegroups.com.
Heidegger Circle conference proceedings, bylaws, minutes, and research aids (such as bibliographies of Heidegger's
texts and translations) are available through our Documents site, which is accessible only to members of the Forum:
https://sites.google.com/site/heideggercircledocuments
Both of these sites are hosted by Google. Google uses your e-mail address to determine whether you are a current member of the Heidegger Circle. The e-mail address where you received your invitation message is the address under which you will be subscribed to the sites. If you would prefer to use a different e-mail address, just let me know at polt@xavier.edu. (It may be convenient for you to use a Gmail address, for instance.)
In order to identify yourself as a Heidegger Circle member when you visit our sites, you will need to log in to Google using the correct e-mail address. In the upper right corner of the pages, you should see whether you are logged in or not, and if you are logged in, which e-mail address you are using.
If you have never created a Google account associated with your Heidegger Circle e-mail address, you will need to create one here:
https://accounts.google.com/NewAccount
Again, the e-mail address where you received your invitation is the address under which you will be subscribed to the Forum and Documents sites, and is the address you should use if you need to create a Google account.
PLEASE NOTE: if you have a different Google account, which employs a different e-mail address, you may need to switch out of that account when you visit our sites, and sign in using the e-mail address that the sites recognize. This procedure will solve most problems with access to the sites.
If you have trouble, please ask me for help at polt@xavier.edu.
Richard Polt
Secretary-Treasurer