A question from someone *fairly* new to treading Heidegger's uvre outside S/Z.

Is there any place where Heidegger deals explicitly with Kant's third Kritik (der Urteilskraft) in any
elaborate manner?
'Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik' is of course mostly centered around the first Kritik.

A question from someone *fairly* new to treading Heidegger's uvre outside S/Z.

Is there any place where Heidegger deals explicitly with Kant's third Kritik (der Urteilskraft) in any
elaborate manner?
'Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik' is of course mostly centered around the first Kritik.