Which conclusion is implied by the author in his description of the status of Heidegger's legacy? A. Heidegger's work should not be given serious recognition due to his political views. B. The Second World War fostered a climate of intellectual innovation in Europe. C. It is possible to critically evaluate Heidegger's contributions to philosophy while not absolving him of responsibility for his political views. D. Scholars should consider the entire body of work of a thinker, in every field to which he or she contributed, when assessing that thinker's legacy in any one field. E. It is impossible to divorce the study of politics from the study of philosophy.