Pathmarks

Machine-translated from the Italian article

Segnavia (Wegmarken) is a 1967 collection by the German philosopher Martin Heidegger of texts previously published separately in journals; published in Italian for the first time in 1987, edited by Franco Volpi for the publisher Adelphi. The title refers to the markings on mountain trails (see segnavia). The anthology originally collects 12 writings, to which two others were later added, dating between 1919 and 1964. The volume is also furnished with a glossary of the main terms Heidegger uses to express his concepts, as well as a series of notes in Heidegger's own hand, marked in the text by letters, reproducing handwritten marginal annotations.