//Heidegger realizes, and admits to himself, that the world of his life and that of his thinking are in harmony in his Todtnauberg cabin, and only there. Only in his “cabin existence” does the “the whole world of earlier questions,” that rehearsing of the Greek beginnings, become living reality; only there does it acquire essence. That is why he feels relieved to be able to return to the “location” of his thinking after the failure of his rectorship. “Back from Syracuse”? Wolfgant Schadewaldt is reported to have asked mockingly at a chance meeting in the street. It was in Syracuse that Plato had intended to realize his political utopia and had only just escaped slavery. `Page 278