Heidegger and Hegel

Heidegger readily acknowledged his dept to the Greeks, but I'm not 
sure he really recognized his debt to Hegel's ontologies.  I've 
always assumed that it was because he felt himself to be competing 
with Hegel and other more "contemporary" philosophers too much to 
properly admit their influence.  Can anyone correct me on this, some 
part of his writings where he speaks of Hegel and how he was affected 
by him?

Christopher Honey
AUM
Dept of History


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