The answer to the first question should be E right? Or am I counting wrong?
The problematic relationship between Heidegger’s political views and his seminal status as a philosopher is a continuing point of contention in the historical assessment of his achievements.
(1st Sentence)His contributions to Continental philosophy in works such as Sein und Zeit have been read, in some circles, through the critical lens of his affiliation with National Socialism in Nazi Germany during the Second World War.
(2nd Sentence) His writing during that time covered a broad range of subjects, including philosophy, politics, and aesthetics.
(3rd Sentence) His work on ontology directly influenced his contemporary philosophical thinkers, such as Jean-Paul Sartre.
(4th Sentence)Though he is widely regarded within philosophical circles as one of the preeminent luminaries, along with Husserl, in the modern development of ontology, there are scholars and thinkers in certain intellectual circles who militate against the value of his thought in its entirety.
(5th Sentence and according to [b]Sajjad1994 it is the answer)[/b]