Emmanuel Faye's research focuses on the political aspects of Martin Heidegger's teachings. Complementing the well-known works of Victor Farias, Hugo Ott, Richard Wolin, Pierre Bourdieu and others, E. Fai focuses on the content of Heidegger's teaching in the mid-1930s, primarily on two courses (published after the publication of Fai's book), and on his close mutual action with the main Nazi theorists. Rejecting the myth of Heidegger's short or accidental collaboration with the Nazis, the author sharpens his thesis to Heidegger's consistent introduction of Nazism into philosophy.